American Government To-dayMacmillan, 1930 - 653 páginas |
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... governor of an American state is the President of the United States in miniature . " " The governor is merely the mayor of a city , writ large . ” Both these statements are in part true , in part false . Sift the truth from the falsity ...
... governor of an American state is the President of the United States in miniature . " " The governor is merely the mayor of a city , writ large . ” Both these statements are in part true , in part false . Sift the truth from the falsity ...
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... governor . When he is removed by a recall election , the lieutenant governor does not succeed him ; instead , the office is filled by the candi- date who has defeated the incumbent at the recall election . Lieutenant governors are ...
... governor . When he is removed by a recall election , the lieutenant governor does not succeed him ; instead , the office is filled by the candi- date who has defeated the incumbent at the recall election . Lieutenant governors are ...
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William Bennett Munro. Increasing the powers of the governor . The authority of the governor was originally of rather small importance . In the earliest state constitutions he was not given the right to veto acts of the legislature or to ...
William Bennett Munro. Increasing the powers of the governor . The authority of the governor was originally of rather small importance . In the earliest state constitutions he was not given the right to veto acts of the legislature or to ...
Índice
WHY WE HAVE GOVERNMENT I | 1 |
THE BEGINNINGS OF AMERICAN GOVERNMENT | 20 |
HOW THE STATES BECAME A NATION | 38 |
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