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War, Foreign Affairs, and Constitutional Power – 2-Volume Set (Hardcover with Dust Jackets)Up for sale is a 2-volume historical and legal study set titled *War, Foreign Affairs, and Constitutional Power\" published by Ballinger Publishing Company. Sponsored by the American Bar Association, this comprehensive series analyzes the balance of power between the President and Congress regarding foreign policy and military conflict from the founding of the republic through the end of the 19th century.Included Volumes:1. Volume 1: The Origins
Author: Abraham D. Sofaer (former US District Judge & Legal Adviser to the State Dept.)
ISBN: 0-88410-222-X
Details: Examines the Constitutional Convention, early presidential administrations (Washington through Jackson), and the foundational precedents of executive war powers.2. Volume 2: 1829–1901
Author: Henry Bartholomew Cox (Legal Historian & former head of Center for the Study of the American Revolution)
ISBN: 0-88410-956-9
Details: Picks up from the Jacksonian era through the end of the 19th century, exploring constitutional crises, foreign interventions, and congressional oversight.Condition Details:
Bindings: Hardcovers are solid with tight, sturdy bindings.
Dust Jackets\" Included on both volumes; bright colors with light handling/shelf wear along the spine edges and corners as pictured.
nterior Pages: Clean text block free of major highlightings, tears, or loose pages.
