The Growth of Presidential Power: The formative yearsChelsea House Publishers, 1974 - 2342페이지 |
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... executive power , pursuant of what has been already said , ought to have a share in the legislature by the power of rejecting , otherwise it would soon be stripped of its prerogative . But should the legislative power usurp a share of ...
... executive power , pursuant of what has been already said , ought to have a share in the legislature by the power of rejecting , otherwise it would soon be stripped of its prerogative . But should the legislative power usurp a share of ...
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... executive branch energy and independence . He felt that the Executive could defend himself against the encroachment of the legislature only if he had both power and independence . If the Executive were subject to the legislature for ...
... executive branch energy and independence . He felt that the Executive could defend himself against the encroachment of the legislature only if he had both power and independence . If the Executive were subject to the legislature for ...
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... executive power vested in the Senate is neither that of " nominating " nor " appointing . " It is merely a check upon the Executive power of appointment . If individuals are proposed for appointment by the President by them deemed ...
... executive power vested in the Senate is neither that of " nominating " nor " appointing . " It is merely a check upon the Executive power of appointment . If individuals are proposed for appointment by the President by them deemed ...
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Introduction by William M Goldsmith | 1 |
Early Controversy over the Question | 11 |
The Articles of Confederation | 30 |
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