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Some believe Marshall's claim that the United States is a nation of law, not a nation of men is inconsistent and contradictory. Marshall's point was that men are arbitrary in their decisions, but a system of laws can be applied uniformly. This seems contradictory to his thesis that laws and the Constitution must be interpreted (by men).Case Citation:Marbury v. Madison, 5 US 137 (1803)
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The cast of The Superior Claim - 1915 includes: Sherman Bainbridge as Martin Stavnow Rex De Rosselli as Old Man Wendell Edythe Sterling as Grace Wendell
I believe you mean "atheism." In a nutshell, it is the belief that there is no superior being. It is often confused with agnosticism, which is when one doesn't claim or disclaim a superior being.
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Jean-Baptiste Bessieres.
There is no law specifying state responsibility for education. Rather, the US Constitution's "reservation clause" reserves all rights to the states that are not explicitly claimed for the Federal government in the Constitution. The Constitution makes no federal claim to education policy. However, the Constitution does claim control over "interstate commerce." Much of the body of Federal regulation and distibution programs are empowered under the auspices of interstate commerce.
The place in the Constitution in which Washington claimed it gave him the power to create a cabinet was Article 2, Section 2, Clause 2.
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