The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... usually called counties . In the state of Louisiana they are called parishes . Each county has a name . The number of counties differs in different states . In New York there are sixty , in Illinois one hundred two . 6. Each county has ...
... usually called counties . In the state of Louisiana they are called parishes . Each county has a name . The number of counties differs in different states . In New York there are sixty , in Illinois one hundred two . 6. Each county has ...
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... usually a num- ber of manufactures . 24. A city has a government of its own , which makes laws and sees that they are obeyed , and attends to all manner of public business . 25. As a city has a rather large number of people , it is usually ...
... usually a num- ber of manufactures . 24. A city has a government of its own , which makes laws and sees that they are obeyed , and attends to all manner of public business . 25. As a city has a rather large number of people , it is usually ...
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... usually elect a " board " - sometimes called " trustees " -to manage village business . And these trustees make such rules - usually called “ ordi- -as they think proper . But ordinances are really nances laws . People must obey them ...
... usually elect a " board " - sometimes called " trustees " -to manage village business . And these trustees make such rules - usually called “ ordi- -as they think proper . But ordinances are really nances laws . People must obey them ...
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PREFACE | 9 |
WHAT WE MEAN BY GOVERNMENT | 43 |
THE NECESSITY OF GOVERNMENT John C Calhoun | 53 |
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