War Powers of the President and Congress: Who Holds the Arrows and Olive Branch?

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• War Powers of the President and Congress - Who Holds the Arrows and Olive Branch? *
• War Powers of the President and Congress - Who Holds the Arrows and Olive Branch? *
• Contents *
• Acknowledgments *
• War Powers of the President and Congress - Who Holds the Arrows and Olive Branch? *
• Introduction Road Map and Résumé *
• Chapter I - Old Controversies of New Importance *
• Chapter II - The Constitutional Text *
• Chapter III - The Framers and Ratifiers *
• Chapter IV - Philadelphia 1787 *
• Chapter V - Ratification *
• Chapter VI - Congressional Retreat and Resilience since 1789 *
• Chapter VII - Presidential Advance *
• Chapter VIII - Constitutional Guidelines for Splitting the War Powers between the President and Congress *
• Chapter IX - Recommended Division of the War Powers *
• Chapter X - Routes to the Recommended Allocation *

• War Powers of the President and Congress - Who Holds the Arrows and Olive Branch? *
• War Powers of the President and Congress - Who Holds the Arrows and Olive Branch? *
• Contents *
• Acknowledgments *
• War Powers of the President and Congress - Who Holds the Arrows and Olive Branch? *
• Introduction Road Map and Résumé *
• Chapter I - Old Controversies of New Importance *
• Chapter II - The Constitutional Text *
• Chapter III - The Framers and Ratifiers *
• Chapter IV - Philadelphia 1787 *
• Chapter V - Ratification *
• Chapter VI - Congressional Retreat and Resilience since 1789 *
• Chapter VII - Presidential Advance *
• Chapter VIII - Constitutional Guidelines for Splitting the War Powers between the President and Congress *
• Chapter IX - Recommended Division of the War Powers *
• Chapter X - Routes to the Recommended Allocation *
• Chapter XI - The War Powers Resolution of 1973 *
• Chapter XII - Why Not a More Direct Approach? *
• Appendixes Notes Bibliography Index *
• Appendix A *
• Appendix B *
• Appendix C *
• Notes *
• Bibliography (Referenced to the Text and Notes) *
• Index 380