The Papers of Alexander Hamilton, 第 4 巻Columbia University Press, 1962 |
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... laws , and to determine which of them , or what parts of laws were opposed to the treaty , it still might not have the intended effect , as different parties would have the judging of this matter . What one should say was a law not ...
... laws , and to determine which of them , or what parts of laws were opposed to the treaty , it still might not have the intended effect , as different parties would have the judging of this matter . What one should say was a law not ...
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... law was passed or not . For , that as all treaties were known by the constitution as the laws of the land , so must the judges act on the same , any law to the contrary notwith- standing . Cicero , the great Roman Orator and lawyer ...
... law was passed or not . For , that as all treaties were known by the constitution as the laws of the land , so must the judges act on the same , any law to the contrary notwith- standing . Cicero , the great Roman Orator and lawyer ...
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... laws of the Union are to be the supreme law of the land . But 11 what inference can be drawn from this or what would they amount to , if they were not to be supreme ? It is evident they would amount to nothing . A LAW by the very ...
... laws of the Union are to be the supreme law of the land . But 11 what inference can be drawn from this or what would they amount to , if they were not to be supreme ? It is evident they would amount to nothing . A LAW by the very ...
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