The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... body of men who have some privileges , especially political , which other men do not have . For instance , in England the laws are made by a body of men called parliament . Part of this body are chosen by the people , just as is the ...
... body of men who have some privileges , especially political , which other men do not have . For instance , in England the laws are made by a body of men called parliament . Part of this body are chosen by the people , just as is the ...
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... body - the " council " it is usually called - whose members are often known as 66 aldermen . " In some cities the city legislature is a double body , like congress and the state legislatures . In others there is but one house . Often ...
... body - the " council " it is usually called - whose members are often known as 66 aldermen . " In some cities the city legislature is a double body , like congress and the state legislatures . In others there is but one house . Often ...
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... body , even the congress of the United States , makes a law which is contrary to the federal Constitution , the supreme court , in deciding a case under the law , will plainly declare it to be no law at all , because it is ...
... body , even the congress of the United States , makes a law which is contrary to the federal Constitution , the supreme court , in deciding a case under the law , will plainly declare it to be no law at all , because it is ...
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OUR COUNTRY | 29 |
LAWS AND THEIR MAKERS | 36 |
WHAT WE MEAN BY GOVERNMENT | 43 |
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