The Constitutional And Political History of the United States volume 2
The Constitutional And Political History of the United States volume 2
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" Here follows directly the place already cited concerning im- peachment. 8 "Never, in the mother country, had an instance been known of a bill of supply being vetoed — not even by the Tudors. . . . If there were men of any party ready to succumb to such dictation, and to go home made by their own act slaves, he would not be found among such men. If it was necessary, he would not only say perish commerce, perish credit, but let the government fall to pieces, and the Union be dissolved, sooner t...han lie should sanction, by his act, any measure which would abrogate the in- dependence of the people's representatives. " Deb. Of Congr. , XIV, p. 470. 'Deb. Of Congr. , XIV, p. 449. 460 JACKSON ? S ADMINISTRATION — ANNEXATION OF TEXAS. Question, had strictly followed the traditions of the mother country. It had expressly reserved the exclusive taking of the initiative in the matter of " all bills for raising revenue " to the house. 1 True, the view had been frequently expressed, that the people had allowed themselves to be misled by false analogies, into the baseless fear which had taken the house of lords as its model in measuring out the rights of the senate in this respect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Here follows directly the place already cited concerning im- peachment. 8 "Never, in the mother country, had an instance been known of a bill of supply being vetoed — not even by the Tudors. . . . If there were men of any party ready to succumb to such dictation, and to go home made by their own act slaves, he would not be found among such men. If it was necessary, he would not only say perish commerce, perish credit, but let the government fall to pieces, and the Union be dissolved, sooner t...han lie should sanction, by his act, any measure which would abrogate the in- dependence of the people's representatives. " Deb. Of Congr. , XIV, p. 470. 'Deb. Of Congr. , XIV, p. 449. 460 JACKSON ? S ADMINISTRATION — ANNEXATION OF TEXAS. Question, had strictly followed the traditions of the mother country. It had expressly reserved the exclusive taking of the initiative in the matter of " all bills for raising revenue " to the house. 1 True, the view had been frequently expressed, that the people had allowed themselves to be misled by false analogies, into the baseless fear which had taken the house of lords as its model in measuring out the rights of the senate in this respect.
What to read after The Constitutional And Political History of the United States volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H Hermann Von Holst to read onlineMoreLess
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