Civil Government in the United States Considered with - Some Reference to Its Origins by John Fiske
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Section 3. _The Federal Executive_.
The title of "President". The electoral college. The twelfth amendment. The electoral commission (1877). Provisions against a lapse of the presidency. Original purpose of the electoral college not fulfilled Electors formerly chosen in many states by districts; now always on a general ticket "Minority presidents" Advantages of the electoral system Nomination of candidates by congressional caucus (1800-24) Nominating conventions; the "primary"; the district convention; the national convention Qualifications for the presidency; the term of office Powers and duties of the president The president's message Executive departments; the cabinet The secretary of state |
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