The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... law - makers are not free to do as they please . They must make no law which inter- feres with the Constitution of ... making body , usually called a board . If the county is divided into towns , the people of each town may choose a ...
... law - makers are not free to do as they please . They must make no law which inter- feres with the Constitution of ... making body , usually called a board . If the county is divided into towns , the people of each town may choose a ...
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... Law - Makers . We have seen that our republic has a great number of public officers . To begin with , there are all the law - making bodies . At Washington is the federal congress , meeting every year for months at a time , and making laws ...
... Law - Makers . We have seen that our republic has a great number of public officers . To begin with , there are all the law - making bodies . At Washington is the federal congress , meeting every year for months at a time , and making laws ...
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... laws . It is divided into ten parts , called sections . The first six of these sections provide for the federal law - making body , the congress ( p . 121 ) . The seventh section prescribes the methods which congress shall follow in making ...
... laws . It is divided into ten parts , called sections . The first six of these sections provide for the federal law - making body , the congress ( p . 121 ) . The seventh section prescribes the methods which congress shall follow in making ...
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OUR COUNTRY | 29 |
LAWS AND THEIR MAKERS | 36 |
WHAT WE MEAN BY GOVERNMENT | 43 |
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