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... Constitution , which could be amended only by a process which involved the active participation of the whole body politic . Its ultimate meaning could be interpreted only by the Supreme Court.1 14 To implement and concretize the ...
... Constitution , which could be amended only by a process which involved the active participation of the whole body politic . Its ultimate meaning could be interpreted only by the Supreme Court.1 14 To implement and concretize the ...
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... Constitution as a " sacred " docu- ment , see Miller , p . 181. E. S. Corwin , in The Higher Law , at- tempts to explain the regard in which the Constitution is held by the American people by reference to the fact that " in the American ...
... Constitution as a " sacred " docu- ment , see Miller , p . 181. E. S. Corwin , in The Higher Law , at- tempts to explain the regard in which the Constitution is held by the American people by reference to the fact that " in the American ...
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... Constitution . " In determining whether a provision of the Constitution applies to a new subject matter , it is of little significance that it is one with which the framers were most familiar . For in setting up an enduring framework of ...
... Constitution . " In determining whether a provision of the Constitution applies to a new subject matter , it is of little significance that it is one with which the framers were most familiar . For in setting up an enduring framework of ...
Contents
The Religious Component in the Secular | 35 |
Section 7 | 41 |
Preliminary Remarks | 51 |
Copyright | |
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