Compilation of Authorities On And Discussion of War Contracts And the Relation of the Citizen to the Government
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75) ; holding if for the eommon benefit as a trust 15 his prerogative is the guardiaiishi]) of public property, for the general interest of his sul) jects.
Grover Cleveland tersely gave voice to a fundii mental truth when he observed — A public office is a public trust.
The citizen, either as an ofhcer, Member of Congress, contractor, or builder, takes part in the administration of the Government of the United States. Justice ]\liller.
All persons administering any of the affairs of Government,... and all persons dealing with the Govern- ment, are trustees solely acting for the benefit and welfare of the people as a whole.
Trusts are various, and defies a definite defini- tion that would apply to all trusts that arise.
Such is the character of human language, that no word or sentence can convey to mind all situations, in one single definite idea. It would be impossible to completely define the trust that arises in the circum- stances under discussion, for this trust has an infinite origin and nothing infinite can be fully described by a finite definition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
75) ; holding if for the eommon benefit as a trust 15 his prerogative is the guardiaiishi]) of public property, for the general interest of his sul) jects.
Grover Cleveland tersely gave voice to a fundii mental truth when he observed — A public office is a public trust.
The citizen, either as an ofhcer, Member of Congress, contractor, or builder, takes part in the administration of the Government of the United States. Justice ]\liller.
All persons administering any of the affairs of Government,... and all persons dealing with the Govern- ment, are trustees solely acting for the benefit and welfare of the people as a whole.
Trusts are various, and defies a definite defini- tion that would apply to all trusts that arise.
Such is the character of human language, that no word or sentence can convey to mind all situations, in one single definite idea. It would be impossible to completely define the trust that arises in the circum- stances under discussion, for this trust has an infinite origin and nothing infinite can be fully described by a finite definition.
What to read after Compilation of Authorities On And Discussion of War Contracts And the Relation of the Citizen to the Government?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Dept. of Justice to read onlineMoreLess
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