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Since then treaties have been abrogated by Act of Congress, and this may be considered the established rule.
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gutenberg.orgSince then treaties have been abrogated by Act of Congress, and this may be considered the established rule.
Sumner notes that the abrogation of treaties by Act of Congress has become an established practice.
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