The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... appointed by the president of the United States , a legislature elected by the people , and courts whose judges are appointed by the president . A district so governed is called a territory . Oklahoma , Ari- zona , and New Mexico are ...
... appointed by the president of the United States , a legislature elected by the people , and courts whose judges are appointed by the president . A district so governed is called a territory . Oklahoma , Ari- zona , and New Mexico are ...
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... appointed in some other way . 27. It is the business of the school board to see that proper buildings are provided and cared for , that suitable teachers are appointed , and that good text - books are selected . In many cities the ...
... appointed in some other way . 27. It is the business of the school board to see that proper buildings are provided and cared for , that suitable teachers are appointed , and that good text - books are selected . In many cities the ...
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... appointed by the president , with the approval of the senate . There is a number of clerks and letter - carriers . These are appointed by the postmaster - general , and the most of them can be removed only for bad conduct . 8. The ...
... appointed by the president , with the approval of the senate . There is a number of clerks and letter - carriers . These are appointed by the postmaster - general , and the most of them can be removed only for bad conduct . 8. The ...
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OUR COUNTRY | 29 |
LAWS AND THEIR MAKERS | 36 |
WHAT WE MEAN BY GOVERNMENT | 43 |
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