The English Constitution · Character
Mr. Lincoln
American president during the Civil War, noted for constitutional views.
minor
Also known as Lincoln
First appearance: vi its supposed checks and balances
Mr. Lincoln shows up with force in Introduction to the Second Edition. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Used as a comparative example in discussing the American presidency and the strengths of a strong executive.
Mr. Lincoln first appears in 0011 vi its supposed checks and balances.
In Introduction to the Second Edition: Used as a comparative example in discussing the American presidency and the strengths of a strong executive.
Later, in II: Mentioned as the President during the time of unity between Congress and the executive in the American Civil War.
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