The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... honesty of the Jew would not have been proof against the great temptation to appro- priate the millions so wholly ... honest man was a better safeguard for treasure than stone walls and steel locks . 14. Care of the Helpless Poor ...
... honesty of the Jew would not have been proof against the great temptation to appro- priate the millions so wholly ... honest man was a better safeguard for treasure than stone walls and steel locks . 14. Care of the Helpless Poor ...
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... honest , public - spirited . If this republic is to be managed by its citizens , as , in fact , it is , every citizen ought to be intelligent . To be sure , there are many citizens , especially women , who do not vote . But those who do ...
... honest , public - spirited . If this republic is to be managed by its citizens , as , in fact , it is , every citizen ought to be intelligent . To be sure , there are many citizens , especially women , who do not vote . But those who do ...
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... honest . They take advantage of every opportunity to get money for themselves ; they are in politics , not for the ... honest and capable or not . We are too apt to think that members of the other party are all enemies of the state . In ...
... honest . They take advantage of every opportunity to get money for themselves ; they are in politics , not for the ... honest and capable or not . We are too apt to think that members of the other party are all enemies of the state . In ...
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OUR COUNTRY | 29 |
LAWS AND THEIR MAKERS | 36 |
WHAT WE MEAN BY GOVERNMENT | 43 |
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