IN dealing with "The Independence of the Executive," I shall refer first of all to the conditions in which the Presidency of the United States had its origin, and shall afterward relate an incident within my own experience involving the preservation and vindication of an independent function of this high office.
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The independence of the executive.
The government in the Chicago strike of 1894.
The bond issues.
The Venezuelan boundary controversy.
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"Of the four essays comprised in this volume, two were originally delivered as addresses at Princeton University. The other two appeared first in the magazines."--Publisher's note.
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