Herein of "Herein granted": why Article I's vesting clause does not support the doctrine of enumerated powers

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Herein of "Herein granted": why Article I's vesting clause does not support the doctrine of enumerated powers

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Primus, Richard

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2020

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Constitutional Commentary, Volume 35, Number 3 (Fall 2020)

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Constitutional Commentary, Volume 35, Number 3 (Fall 2020), pages 301-344

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