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In this insightful treatise, Alexander Simpson provides a comprehensive overview of the history and legal framework of federal impeachments in the United States and Britain. With detailed analyses of landmark impeachments, from Andrew Johnson to Richard Nixon, Simpson sheds light on the complex web of legal and political factors that shape these high-profile cases. With an appendix containing abstracts of articles of impeachment from past cases, this book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the legal and political workings of the impeachment process.
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