Re: This was sent off list! Lincoln's Conception of Federalism

[Louise Weinberg]

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        I really meant to send this off list to Bobby privately.  I actually deleted the list address and substituted Bobby's, but somehow it reverted when sent.  Great.  Anyway, please do not hate me and just delete the message.
Embarrassed,
Louise   


At 10:12 AM 5/28/03, Louise Weinberg wrote:

Dear Bobby,
        It could be that the references you want are in my article on Alden, "Of Sovereignty & Union," and my earlier symposium piece, "Fear & Federalism."  I have extensive footnotes in both articles that I think deal with your various questions.  You can download the articles from Westlaw -- hope they help,
best,
Louise





At 05:23 AM 5/28/03, you wrote:

       Once again I turn to the List for assistance in two matters. (1) Since (but not including) the Founding, which great (famous) American statesmen (politicians) have contributed to our understanding of federalism. (2) In particular, do any of Lincoln's writings contain his conception of federalism? If so, which one(s)? Off-list replies are fine.  Thanks very much.

Bobby Lipkin
Widener University School of Law
Delaware