Session #85 · 1957–59

Speech #850145008

See also the discussions reported at. e. g.. 2 Farrand. Records of the Constitutional Convention of 1787 (1911) 39294 and 3 Farrand. op. cit.. 25051. 348. While much of the philosophy behind this reasoning has. in modem times. been rejected In favor of open negotiation of international agreemeints. the historical background of a constitutional provision cannot be ignored in its interpretation. at whatever epoch that Interpretation takes place. 6 "The question whether our Government is justified in disregarding its engagements with another nation is not one for the determination of the courts." The Chinese Exclusion case (130 U. S. 581. 602 (1899)). Taylor v.
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