The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... officers whose duty is to see that it is obeyed . 8. In a republic the highest of these officers we usually call the president . The president of the United States has under his authority a very large number of other officers , all of ...
... officers whose duty is to see that it is obeyed . 8. In a republic the highest of these officers we usually call the president . The president of the United States has under his authority a very large number of other officers , all of ...
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... officers of the United States is a vice- president , who presides at the meetings of the senate , and who becomes president if that officer should die . Most of the states have also such an officer , the " lieutenant- governor . " He ...
... officers of the United States is a vice- president , who presides at the meetings of the senate , and who becomes president if that officer should die . Most of the states have also such an officer , the " lieutenant- governor . " He ...
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... officers , and they in turn , or some of them , appoint the inferior officers . We must remember that there are many appointments which the president cannot make without the approval of the senate . 7. To illustrate , we may take a post ...
... officers , and they in turn , or some of them , appoint the inferior officers . We must remember that there are many appointments which the president cannot make without the approval of the senate . 7. To illustrate , we may take a post ...
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