Strangers on a Hill
Legislative power
Separation of powers
Judicial power
Political questions and judicial power
Freedom of religion
United states, politics and government
Now Baker's ability to demystify the intricacies of Capitol Hill is even more readily on display in Strangers on a Hill. Succinct, forceful, and clear—and suffused with a wry sense of humor—Strangers on a Hill updates his 1989 classic with an expert discussion of the often-stormy relationship betwee…
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