Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- CHAPTER I. THE GREAT WAR--DEMOCRACY AND THE CONSTITUTION -- CHAPTER II. THE POWERS OF THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT -- CHAPTER III. THE EXTERNAL POWERS--EXTENT AND LIMITATIONS -- CHAPTER IV. THE WAR POWERS--NATURE, BASIS AND DISTRIBUTION -- CHAPTER V. THE WAR POWERS--EXTENT AND LIMITATIONS -- CHAPTER VI. THE TREATY-MAKING POWER--GENERAL -- CHAPTER VII. THE TREATY-MAKING POWER--HOW FAR LIMITED -- CHAPTER VIII. AFTER THE WAR -- INDEX
Summary
Examines the principles of the United States Constitution in light of world affairs. Specifically addresses the democratic principles of the Constitution, the powers of the national government, the Supreme Court, treaty-making powers, and the division of powers between the president and Congress
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Includes index
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