The United States is committed to the ideal of the rule of law as
distinct from politics, but many key crises of American Constitutional
history raise the possibility that the rule of law might be entangled
with the demands of politics.  Does it make sense to draw a stark line
between law and politics at the constitutional level? Or are the two
mutually interdependent and reinforcing?  Use either the conflict
between Jefferson and Hamilton in the 1790’s or the conflict between
Jefferson and Marshall in 1801-1805, or both.

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I need to write precisely about the topic (4-5 pages double spaced). I
am  having problems with writing it out, so it would be great if
someone can help with with that. Please don't cut and paste search
results or content from the web in the answer. Arrange and edit it so
that it flows and makes sense.

I can easily find a lot of relevant information about this topic, but
what I really need help is to write it out and present in a
professional manner.

Regards,
mark

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Request for Question Clarification by pinkfreud-ga on 17 Jul 2003 16:34 PDT

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need to increase your price considerably. This is likely to take
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Clarification of Question by hotmark-ga on 18 Jul 2003 00:39 PDT

Hi pinkfreud-ga,

You make sense. I will offer an additional tip of $15 if I see a good
reply from the person who is answering it right now.

Thanks,
Sam

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Clarification of Question by hotmark-ga on 18 Jul 2003 08:24 PDT

I need this in the next 4 hours. 

Its currently 8:22 AM PST. 

Please do you best in the next 3-4 hours.

Regards,
mark