1 minute readDEFIANCE AND SURRENDERfrom South Texas Law Review Vol.59 No.2by South Texas College of Law HoustonMore articles from this publication:THE FOREIGN EMOLUMENTS CLAUSE—WHERE THE BODIES ARE BURIED: “IDIOSYNCRATIC” LEGAL POSITIONS1minpages 95-138THE MEANING OF THE THREE EMOLUMENTS CLAUSES IN THE U.S. CONSTITUTION: A CORPUS LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF AMERICAN ENGLISH FROM 1760—17991minpages 37-94THE PURPOSES OF THE FOREIGN EMOLUMENTS CLAUSE1minpages 23-36This article is from:South Texas Law Review Vol.59 No.2
