[Deschler's Precedents]
[From the U.S. Government Printing Office via GPO Access]
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                               CHAPTER 13
 
                  Powers and Prerogatives of the House
 
                              A. GENERALLY
 
Sec. 1. Scope



    This chapter does not exhaustively treat the powers of Congress 
enumerated in the Constitution. It is intended, rather, as a discussion 
of selected areas, including some in which issues have arisen, or may 
arise, as to the relative scope of authority of Congress and other 
branches of government.<SUP>(1)</SUP>
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 1. See Ch. 11, supra, for a discussion of the related subject, 
        privilege of the House, and Ch. 24, infra, for a discussion of 
        congressional vetoes.
            See also 2 Hinds' Precedents Sec. Sec. 1480-1561; and 6 
        Cannon's Precedents Sec. Sec. 314-329, for treatment of 
        precedents arising prior to 1936.
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