Social Science Quarterly, Volume 3University of Texas Press, 1923 - Political science Includes section "Book reviews." |
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But after all , the court was merely laying down a standard of fairness for fixing
value as a discretionary legislative process — was merely saying that a value
fixed by the legislature should bear some relation to some fact of present or past
...
But after all , the court was merely laying down a standard of fairness for fixing
value as a discretionary legislative process — was merely saying that a value
fixed by the legislature should bear some relation to some fact of present or past
...
Page 7
Due process does affect legislative or policy determining action to this extent :
that if it is capricious or arbitrary or without relation to public ends the courts will
refuse to apply it where it conflicts with a right that would otherwise be recognized
.
Due process does affect legislative or policy determining action to this extent :
that if it is capricious or arbitrary or without relation to public ends the courts will
refuse to apply it where it conflicts with a right that would otherwise be recognized
.
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... STATES AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF BRAZIL J .
FRED RIPPY University of Chicago The relations of the United States and Brazil
have been more harmonious , perhaps , than those of any other two American
states .
... STATES AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF BRAZIL J .
FRED RIPPY University of Chicago The relations of the United States and Brazil
have been more harmonious , perhaps , than those of any other two American
states .
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Among the rulers of the world today , I do not know of one who combines more of
the 2See Professor and Mrs . Louis Agassiz , A Journey in Brazil ( Boston , 1871 )
. 3Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States ( 1872 ) , pp .
Among the rulers of the world today , I do not know of one who combines more of
the 2See Professor and Mrs . Louis Agassiz , A Journey in Brazil ( Boston , 1871 )
. 3Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States ( 1872 ) , pp .
Page 41
8 The people of this country can not regard with disfavor any movement of the
people of another 6Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States
( 1880 ) , p . 97ff . country to set up a republican form of government upon.
8 The people of this country can not regard with disfavor any movement of the
people of another 6Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States
( 1880 ) , p . 97ff . country to set up a republican form of government upon.
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