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... affairs , naval affairs , and agriculture . In addition there are numerous committees of minor consequence with very little work to do . These committees are 132 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT.
... affairs , naval affairs , and agriculture . In addition there are numerous committees of minor consequence with very little work to do . These committees are 132 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT.
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... affairs . Its restriction to local affairs . But what are local affairs ? That is the outstanding and fundamental question in respect to the actual workings of municipal home rule . Where is the line to be drawn between things which con ...
... affairs . Its restriction to local affairs . But what are local affairs ? That is the outstanding and fundamental question in respect to the actual workings of municipal home rule . Where is the line to be drawn between things which con ...
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... Affairs . RESOLVED : SUBJECTS FOR DEBATE 1. That all cities should have home rule . 2. That city councilmen should be elected at large . 3. That citizens should be allowed to vote either where their homes or business interests are . 4 ...
... Affairs . RESOLVED : SUBJECTS FOR DEBATE 1. That all cities should have home rule . 2. That city councilmen should be elected at large . 3. That citizens should be allowed to vote either where their homes or business interests are . 4 ...
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WHY WE HAVE GOVERNMENT I | 1 |
THE BEGINNINGS OF AMERICAN GOVERNMENT | 20 |
HOW THE STATES BECAME A NATION | 38 |
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