Excerpt from Synopsis of Lectures on the Constitution of the United States, Before the School of Law of Cornell University
Subject The Constitution of the United States, considered in two courses of lectures, and under four principal heads.
First: The General Conception, Theory and Framework of the Constitution, including especially the Relations of the States to the United States, and the Nature of the Resulting Union and Government.
Second: The Legislative Department of the Government, or The Powers of Congress, and the separate Powers of each House.
Third: The Executive Department, its Constitution, Powers and Limitations.
Fourth: The Judicial Department, its place, structure, powers and jurisdiction.
The first two of these titles will occupy the present course of lectures,(1) The Relations of the States to the United States and the Nature of the Resulting Union and Government; and(2) The Legislative Department; or The Powers of Congress and the Separate Powers of each House of Congress.
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