SCOTUS Cases From United States Reports
> Luther v Borden 1849
> Texas v White 1868
>> With Notes
> Minor v Happersett 1874
>> With Notes
> Civil Rights Cases 1883
>> With Notes
Good source for research of native documents: HathiTrust.org
Resources
>>CA Code 1027.5
>>Vattel's Law of Nations
>>Bouvier's Law Dictionary (1856)
>>Texas v White (1869)
>>White v Hart (1871)
>>United States v. Cruikshank (1875)
>>Minor v Happersett (1875)
>>Black's Law Dictionary (1891)
>>En Legis Definition
>>>State-Citizen.org by Roger McDonald
>>>Organic Laws of the United States of America
>>>USA vs US by TJ Henderson
>>>Alfred Adask's Website
>>>Peter Hendrickson's Cracking the Code at LostHorizons.com
>>>Corey Eib's Blog
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Richard N. Haass CFR Questioned by GOP Delegate Jeremiah Johnson
Wed, 09/03/2008 - 21:17
Jeremiah Johnson, an alternate delegate to the GOP national convention in St. Paul, attending the Ron Paul Campaign for Liberty's Rally for the Republic in Minneapolis. Johnson is from Dubuque, Iowa and is an elected alternate delegate representing the 1st Congressional District at the RNC this week.
As a delegate Jeremiah was invited to an event hosted by the Council on Foreign Relations. Here he recounts the question he was able to ask Richard N. Haass the CFR's President, and Haass' response.