This book explores the legal complexities of the US Constitution in regard to newly acquired territories and their inhabitants. It traces the evolution of legal doctrine from the early days of American expansion to the present day. The author examines the various theories and precedents that have shaped the relationship between the US and its dependencies, and discusses the implications of these theories for the civil rights of the people living in those territories. The book provides a comprehensive overview of this complex and evolving area of constitutional law, and offers valuable insights into the ways in which the US has grappled with the challenges of governing its far-flung empire.
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