The Life of George Washington, Količina 4Merrill & Baker, 1920 |
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Stran 128
... President . It will be con- sidered a safeguard against secret combinations to deceive him . " 99 * The reason alleged by Hamilton for giving the Senate this privilege , and not the Representatives , was , that in the consti tution ...
... President . It will be con- sidered a safeguard against secret combinations to deceive him . " 99 * The reason alleged by Hamilton for giving the Senate this privilege , and not the Representatives , was , that in the consti tution ...
Stran 130
... President's table , and the company was not large . As there was no chaplain present , the President himself said a very short grace as he was sitting down . After dinner the dessert was finished , one glass of wine was passed around ...
... President's table , and the company was not large . As there was no chaplain present , the President himself said a very short grace as he was sitting down . After dinner the dessert was finished , one glass of wine was passed around ...
Stran 225
... President is to see that treaties are observed . " 99 " If he decides against the treaty , " demanded Genet , " to whom is a nation to appeal ? " The constitution , " re- plied Jefferson , " has made the President the last appeal ...
... President is to see that treaties are observed . " 99 " If he decides against the treaty , " demanded Genet , " to whom is a nation to appeal ? " The constitution , " re- plied Jefferson , " has made the President the last appeal ...
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