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The postal power of Congress : a study in constitutional expansion

Author:Lindsay Rogers

Print Book, English, 1916

Edition:View all formats and editions

Publisher: Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore, 1916

Series:

Johns Hopkins University studies in historical and political science, ser. 34, no. 2

Publication:Boycott in American trade unions

Physical Description:189 pages ; 25 cm

OCLC Number / Unique Identifier:1933679

Subjects:

États-Unis. Congress Pouvoirs et devoirs

États-Unis. Congress Pouvoirs et fonctions

Legislative power

Postal service Law and legislation

Postal service Law and legislation United States

Postes Droit États-Unis

United States. Congress

United States. Congress Powers and duties

Additional Physical Form Entry:

Online version:

Postal power of Congress.

Rogers, Lindsay, 1891-1970.

Notes:

"Portions of chapters IV and VII have appeared as articles on 'Federal interference with the freedom of the press' and 'The extension of federal control through the regulation of the mails, ' in the Yale law journal (May 1914) and the Harvard law review (November 1913) respectively ... Chapter V appeared ... in the Virginia law review (November, 1915)"--Preface