The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... sort of an education , and books and news- papers are found in every home . But better still is the liberty which we enjoy . We have no king or emperor to rule over us . We choose our own officers of state , who , indeed , are not our ...
... sort of an education , and books and news- papers are found in every home . But better still is the liberty which we enjoy . We have no king or emperor to rule over us . We choose our own officers of state , who , indeed , are not our ...
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... sort of comfort . In every commu- nity there are some people so selfish and vicious that they are always ready to injure others if they can . They are perfectly willing to steal , to destroy what they do not want , to injure or even to ...
... sort of comfort . In every commu- nity there are some people so selfish and vicious that they are always ready to injure others if they can . They are perfectly willing to steal , to destroy what they do not want , to injure or even to ...
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... sort of tramp . He is of no manner of use to the world . 19. Towns . In some states the counties are divided into still smaller neighborhoods , called towns . This neigh- borhood is so small that the people can come together without ...
... sort of tramp . He is of no manner of use to the world . 19. Towns . In some states the counties are divided into still smaller neighborhoods , called towns . This neigh- borhood is so small that the people can come together without ...
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