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David W. Adamany1972

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The Supreme Court and the Presidency.

David W. Adamany · Robert G. Scigliano

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Year1972

Typearticle

Published1972-02-01

VenueMidwest Journal of Political Science

ISSN-L0026-3397

Languageen

Citations174

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