The Constitution of the United States compared with our own / by Hugh Seymour Tremenheere.

London : John Murray, 1854

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Comparative law.

Constitutions -- United States.

I. Different principles of government in the different colonies while they remained under British rule

II. Progress towards independence

III. The revolutionary government; the confederation

IV. The constitution

V. The preamble

VI. Necessity of separating the legislative, executive, and judicial powers

VII. The Senate

VIII. The House of Representatives

IX. Elections

X. Payment of members

XI. The President's negative

XII. The President's message

XIII. Powers of Congress

XIV. The Executive

XV. The Judiciar

XVI. Concluding remarks.

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