The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... Laws . - People are often con- fused when they talk about law , because they mean very different things . But there ... laws of politeness . There are many such laws . It would be hard to say who made them , but they are obeyed by common ...
... Laws . - People are often con- fused when they talk about law , because they mean very different things . But there ... laws of politeness . There are many such laws . It would be hard to say who made them , but they are obeyed by common ...
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... law forbids are called crimes , and laws which relate to them are called criminal laws — just as people who disobey these laws are called criminals . Then , there are other laws which regu- late business affairs , providing ways for ...
... law forbids are called crimes , and laws which relate to them are called criminal laws — just as people who disobey these laws are called criminals . Then , there are other laws which regu- late business affairs , providing ways for ...
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... laws for the nation . At each of the forty - five state capitals is a legislature , meet- ing either every year or every other year , and making laws for the state . Several territories have legislatures . At each county seat is some ...
... laws for the nation . At each of the forty - five state capitals is a legislature , meet- ing either every year or every other year , and making laws for the state . Several territories have legislatures . At each county seat is some ...
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OUR COUNTRY | 29 |
LAWS AND THEIR MAKERS | 36 |
WHAT WE MEAN BY GOVERNMENT | 43 |
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