On the record
Is there any one who doubts, after what we have seen on a large scale, that the President, for the time being at least, ought to be deprived of the extraordinary function he has exercised?
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gutenberg.orgIs there any one who doubts, after what we have seen on a large scale, that the President, for the time being at least, ought to be deprived of the extraordinary function he has exercised?
Sumner questions the concentration of power in the presidency, advocating for checks on executive authority.
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