ON

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW.

WITH NOTES.

PART FOUR.

BY

JAMES BRADLEY THAYER, LL.D.

WELD PROFESSOR OF LAW AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

CAMBRIDGE:
CHARLES W. SEVER.
1895.

PREFATORY NOTE TO PART FOUR.

THE unexpectedly large size of this "Part" of the Cases in
Constitutional Law is owing to a change of plan on the part of
the Editor. In the progress of the work it came to appear that
an increase in the size of the two volumes as originally planned,
would be a smaller evil than such an omission of cases as was
involved in carrying out the earlier purpose.

For the temporary convenience of students, the earlier Parts

were bound into one volume, entitled "Parts One and Two,"

a name intended to indicate that the book was not put forward

as Volume One of the entire work. Parts III. and IV. will not

be bound together. The division between Volumes One and Two

will fall in the middle of Part III., at the end of Chapter Six;

leaving six chapters for the second volume. The present Part

is accompanied with Titlepages and a Preface, Table of Cases,

Table of Subjects, and Index for the entire work, together with

certain "Directions to the Binder," for making the division

between the two volumes.

No special Table of Cases or of Subjects for Part IV. seems

to be required.

LAW SCHOOL OF HARVARD UNIVERSITY,

March 8, 1895.

J. B. T.