The Examiner, and Journal of Political Economy, Том 1Condy Raguet 1833 |
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... Executive power is vested exclusively other public officer . Indirectly , however , as has al- in the President , except that in the conclusion of ready been suggested , it may frequently be called treaties , and in certain appointments ...
... Executive power is vested exclusively other public officer . Indirectly , however , as has al- in the President , except that in the conclusion of ready been suggested , it may frequently be called treaties , and in certain appointments ...
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... Executive power is vested in a President of the United States . " Among the duties imposed upon him , and which he is sworn to perform , is that of " taking care that the laws be faithfully executed . " Being thus made responsible for ...
... Executive power is vested in a President of the United States . " Among the duties imposed upon him , and which he is sworn to perform , is that of " taking care that the laws be faithfully executed . " Being thus made responsible for ...
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... Executive power , and. Here then we have , the concurrent authority of President Washington , of the Senate , and the House of Representatives , numbers of whom had taken an active part in the convention which framed the con- stitution ...
... Executive power , and. Here then we have , the concurrent authority of President Washington , of the Senate , and the House of Representatives , numbers of whom had taken an active part in the convention which framed the con- stitution ...
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