"Crime," construction of, in the Constitution, 77, 78. Crittenden, John J., 38, 83, 116. Cross Creek (otherwise Campbell- ton, Fayetteville), 2. Cuba, filibustering expeditions against, 90-100. Curtis, Judge Benjamin R., 24, 83; ...
... he had changed his mind and written a short concurrence , which , if it had happened earlier , would have made Brennan's long , scholarly but tedious opinion unnecessary . Baker v . Carr came down six to two ( Charles E. Whittaker ...
The wife of a rich banker was bathing not far off, and laid her necklace of pearls on the bank. A crow took it up and dropped it in the ploughman's field. He presented it to his wife, and proceeded to ...
MORPHETT, (Sir) John, landowner and influential politician, a friend of Cooper's. NEWENHAM, Charles Burton, Sheriff of South Australia; Cooper's father-in-law. NEWCASTLE, Duke of, Secretary of State for the Colonies, 1852- 1854.
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This book focuses on Supreme Court justice Louis D. Brandeis and his opinion in the 1938 landmark case Erie Railroad Co. v. Tompkins, which resulted in a significant relocation of power from federal to state courts.
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12. Referred to in Bourke to Burton, 21 July 1835, CO. 201/250, f. 304a. 13. King, Richard Bourke, 174. As to the "kind and friendly attention of Bourke", see W.W. Burton to Hay, 6 September 1833, CO. 201/235, f. 63 at f. 65a. 14.
But he never entertained a moment's doubt that the hunter could get the job done . His keywinder broken , Torn could only estimate the passage of time , and he was sure more than an hour had passed before he saw Longshot again .