American Institutions and Their Preservation, Volume 1Norwood Press, 1927 - 403 pagina's |
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... President Andrew Jack- son looked Calhoun full in the face at a banquet and gave the toast , " Our Federal Union : It must be preserved , " and Calhoun is said to have turned pale . Years later Webster in his debate with Hayne expressed ...
... President Andrew Jack- son looked Calhoun full in the face at a banquet and gave the toast , " Our Federal Union : It must be preserved , " and Calhoun is said to have turned pale . Years later Webster in his debate with Hayne expressed ...
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... President And secondly , the form of government best fitted to protect these rights has baffled the wisdom of ages . Are they protected best by absolute monarchy , constitutional monarchy , aristocracy , or popular sovereignty ? As ...
... President And secondly , the form of government best fitted to protect these rights has baffled the wisdom of ages . Are they protected best by absolute monarchy , constitutional monarchy , aristocracy , or popular sovereignty ? As ...
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... President in all appointments to office , and in all treaties . Sixth , the people hold in their own hands the balance against their own representatives by periodical elections . Seventh , the legisla- tures of the several States are ...
... President in all appointments to office , and in all treaties . Sixth , the people hold in their own hands the balance against their own representatives by periodical elections . Seventh , the legisla- tures of the several States are ...
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... President , expressed the sentiments of the American people when he said of our Supreme Court : " It is that court which has stood as the guardian and protector of our form of government , the guar- antee of the perpetuity of the ...
... President , expressed the sentiments of the American people when he said of our Supreme Court : " It is that court which has stood as the guardian and protector of our form of government , the guar- antee of the perpetuity of the ...
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... President ( as it generally does ) , the differences are compromised or allowed to stand . No new election takes place by reason thereof , and the American people in fact are quite content that they should differ because thereby much ...
... President ( as it generally does ) , the differences are compromised or allowed to stand . No new election takes place by reason thereof , and the American people in fact are quite content that they should differ because thereby much ...
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