The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... Washington , who often sought his advice . It was the general's custom to address the governor as " Brother Jonathan , " a term which has come into jocular use as personifying the United States . John was graduated at Harvard College in ...
... Washington , who often sought his advice . It was the general's custom to address the governor as " Brother Jonathan , " a term which has come into jocular use as personifying the United States . John was graduated at Harvard College in ...
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... Washington , the famous and beloved general of the revolutionary armies . He was chosen for a second term , and ... Washington -the " White House . " 14. The president's four - year term of office begins on the fourth of March . On that ...
... Washington , the famous and beloved general of the revolutionary armies . He was chosen for a second term , and ... Washington -the " White House . " 14. The president's four - year term of office begins on the fourth of March . On that ...
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... Washington , just as are the greenbacks , and are sent to the banks as may be requested by them . 57. The banks , however , are not allowed to issue paper notes until they have put in the vaults of the treasury at Washington valuable ...
... Washington , just as are the greenbacks , and are sent to the banks as may be requested by them . 57. The banks , however , are not allowed to issue paper notes until they have put in the vaults of the treasury at Washington valuable ...
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OUR COUNTRY | 29 |
LAWS AND THEIR MAKERS | 36 |
WHAT WE MEAN BY GOVERNMENT | 43 |
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