Forge of Democracy: The House of RepresentativesD. McKay, 1963 - 496 pagini |
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... Constitutional obliga- tions placed on the House of Representatives , nor did it diminish the vast Constitutional powers of the House . To the visitor in its galleries , the House has always appeared as a confused mélange of unknown men ...
... Constitutional obliga- tions placed on the House of Representatives , nor did it diminish the vast Constitutional powers of the House . To the visitor in its galleries , the House has always appeared as a confused mélange of unknown men ...
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... Constitutional gulf . " There was no Constitutional provision for such an office , even by implica- tion , and indeed not even a Constitutional justification . That there was a vital need for such an office was obvious . The Presi- dent ...
... Constitutional gulf . " There was no Constitutional provision for such an office , even by implica- tion , and indeed not even a Constitutional justification . That there was a vital need for such an office was obvious . The Presi- dent ...
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... Constitutional preroga- tives and duty of the President . " In the years after World War I , the House approved other directions for the conduct of United States foreign policy . In 1940 , the House of Representatives nar- rowly ...
... Constitutional preroga- tives and duty of the President . " In the years after World War I , the House approved other directions for the conduct of United States foreign policy . In 1940 , the House of Representatives nar- rowly ...
Cuprins
CHAPTER ONE The Solemn Assembly | 1 |
CHAPTER Two Rival for Power | 17 |
CHAPTER THREE The House Rules | 39 |
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