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On the Difference between the United States Constitution of 1787 and the Constitution of the Republic of China of 1947

Nie Zi-lu

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History can open people's mind and push them rethinking deeply the realistic problems. This paper discusses some di-fferent aspects of the two constitutions, such a

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History can open people's mind and push them rethinking deeply the realistic problems. This paper discusses some di-fferent aspects of the two constitutions, such a

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History can open people's mind and push them rethinking deeply the realistic problems. This paper discusses some di-fferent aspects of the two constitutions, such a

Key concepts: Constitution, China, Law, Political science, The Republic, Philosophy, Theology

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