The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... governor . His duty is to see that the laws of the state are obeyed . He lives in the city which is called the capital of the state , and is usually a very busy man . However , the governor of a state does not have so many powers as the ...
... governor . His duty is to see that the laws of the state are obeyed . He lives in the city which is called the capital of the state , and is usually a very busy man . However , the governor of a state does not have so many powers as the ...
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... governor and other state officers his opinion of the meaning of the laws which they are enforcing , so that they may avoid mistakes by having wrong notions . Then , if the state has a lawsuit , the attorney - general takes care of it ...
... governor and other state officers his opinion of the meaning of the laws which they are enforcing , so that they may avoid mistakes by having wrong notions . Then , if the state has a lawsuit , the attorney - general takes care of it ...
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... governor . " He presides over the state senate , and becomes governor in case of the death , or , sometimes , in case of the absence from the state , of the governor . The lieutenant - governor is elected by the people , for the same ...
... governor . " He presides over the state senate , and becomes governor in case of the death , or , sometimes , in case of the absence from the state , of the governor . The lieutenant - governor is elected by the people , for the same ...
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