The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... kind of law which it is the duty of a judge and jury , a court , to enforce . When we speak of the laws of a country , of law- makers , of lawyers , we refer to law of this kind . 5. Who Make the Laws ? -Every country has a set of laws ...
... kind of law which it is the duty of a judge and jury , a court , to enforce . When we speak of the laws of a country , of law- makers , of lawyers , we refer to law of this kind . 5. Who Make the Laws ? -Every country has a set of laws ...
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... kind - work very important for the public convenience and the public intelligence . 6. We see , then , that there are two kinds of laws which are made by our law - makers . One kind , like the law for- bidding stealing , is a set of ...
... kind - work very important for the public convenience and the public intelligence . 6. We see , then , that there are two kinds of laws which are made by our law - makers . One kind , like the law for- bidding stealing , is a set of ...
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... kind in the Union . business . But this officer of course has nothing to do with foreign nations , as has the federal secretary of state . 4. There is always a state treasurer , who keeps the money of the state and pays it out as the ...
... kind in the Union . business . But this officer of course has nothing to do with foreign nations , as has the federal secretary of state . 4. There is always a state treasurer , who keeps the money of the state and pays it out as the ...
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