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class="isub1">a fundamental right, 95, 204, 220
  • Duties, export, 22; uniform, 40, 171
  • Duty, a ministerial, 110, 111, 112
  • E
  • Election, disputed, of President or Vice-President, 180
  • Elections, disputed presidential, 167
  • Electors, denial of right of, 179
  • England, as sovereign, 2
  • Excises, 40, 171
  • Executive, law of, 102–112;
  • checks on, 166–169
  • Exemption, from taxation (Churches, Schools, etc.), 60;
  • from income tax, 61
  • Expatriation, 222
  • Expenditures, public statement of, 22
  • Ex post facto law, 22, 171, 177, 224
  • F
  • Federalist, The, quoted or cited, 4, 8, 12, 13, 17, 33, 34, 35, 36, 116, 117, 118, 187
  • Fee, license, 74
  • Felonies, 44
  • Florida, as a territory, status in U.S., 127
  • France, as sovereign, 2
  • Fugitives from justice, 151, 152;
  • political, 153, 154
  • Ft. Leavenworth Military Reservation, 48
  • G
  • Gallatin, Albert, on Louisiana purchase, 14, 15
  • Government, representative, 2;
  • republican form guaranteed, 6;
  • a unit, 19;
  • distinguished from sovereignty, 23;
  • limited, affected by Sixteenth Amendment, 23, 24;
  • national, when supreme, 34;
  • nature of national, 38;
  • Marshall’s differentiation between State and federal, 51;
  • of the U.S., distinct from the State, 116;
  • what constitutes a lawful State, 128;
  • principal of separation of powers of, 135, 27, 28
  • Patent rights, 36, 43
  • People, The, sovereign, 2;
  • author of supreme law, 5, 6;
  • power to amend constitution, 7;
  • sovereignty of, 12, 13
  • Piracies, 44, 45
  • Polygamy, 203
  • Possessions, outlying, power of Congress over, 161, 162, 163
  • Post offices, 42
  • Post roads, 42
  • Powers, derivative 2;
  • original and derivative distinguished, 5;
  • taxing, 9;
  • legislative, 18–50;
  • defined, 18;
  • character of, 18–50;
  • separation of, 19, 20;
  • of respective Houses, 20, 21, 22;
  • limitations of, 18, 22, 23, 24;
  • American doctrine of, 19;
  • parliamentary, 20, 21;
  • nature and extent of Constitutional, 21;
  • of Congress reflect eighteenth century ideas, 25, 26;
  • of Congress derivative, 34, 35;
  • implied, 36;
  • conflict between State and federal, 36–39;
  • implied or expressed, 38, 39, 55;
  • police, 42–45, 73, 74, 79, 81, 91, 92, 98, 121, 205–208;
  • of Congress as to crime or immorality, 42;
  • taxing, 52, et seq.;
  • of State governments, 55, 56;
  • judicial review of taxing, 57, 58;
  • police powers of U.S. and States distinguished, 68;
  • residuary of States,

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