The Young American: A Civic ReaderMaynard, Merrill & Company, 1897 - 244 páginas |
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... thing from happening , the people of the United States made first of all one great set of laws which everybody must ... things they must not do . That makes us safe . If the legislature tries to make a law which it is forbidden to make ...
... thing from happening , the people of the United States made first of all one great set of laws which everybody must ... things they must not do . That makes us safe . If the legislature tries to make a law which it is forbidden to make ...
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... things must not be done . And when the law- makers have made such laws , one part of the administra- tion is busy seeing to it that people obey , or are punished if they disobey . The other kind of laws provides for doing the public ...
... things must not be done . And when the law- makers have made such laws , one part of the administra- tion is busy seeing to it that people obey , or are punished if they disobey . The other kind of laws provides for doing the public ...
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... things which he has a right to do . The third section contains the duties of the president - that is , the things which he must do . * * In this section there is one thing which is rather a power than a duty , and which therefore might ...
... things which he has a right to do . The third section contains the duties of the president - that is , the things which he must do . * * In this section there is one thing which is rather a power than a duty , and which therefore might ...
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OUR COUNTRY | 29 |
LAWS AND THEIR MAKERS | 36 |
WHAT WE MEAN BY GOVERNMENT | 43 |
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