American Government and PoliticsMacmillan, 1910 - 772 pages |
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... POPULAR CONTROL IN STATE GOVERNMENTS XXIV . THE STATE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT . XXV . THE STATE LEGISLATURE XXVI . THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM XXVII . THE ORGANIZATION OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT XXVIII . MUNICIPAL FUNCTIONS PAGE • 428 458 488 • 516 ...
... POPULAR CONTROL IN STATE GOVERNMENTS XXIV . THE STATE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT . XXV . THE STATE LEGISLATURE XXVI . THE JUDICIAL SYSTEM XXVII . THE ORGANIZATION OF MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT XXVIII . MUNICIPAL FUNCTIONS PAGE • 428 458 488 • 516 ...
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... popular vote , but , contrary to common impressions , there was nothing like universal manhood suffrage . In New York , for example , voters for members of the assembly - the lower branch of the legislature were required to be ...
... popular vote , but , contrary to common impressions , there was nothing like universal manhood suffrage . In New York , for example , voters for members of the assembly - the lower branch of the legislature were required to be ...
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... popular vote under a franchise which everywhere included all of the well - to - do classes and generally a large proportion of the residents , though in no case was manhood suffrage established . " In Philadelphia , Annapolis , and ...
... popular vote under a franchise which everywhere included all of the well - to - do classes and generally a large proportion of the residents , though in no case was manhood suffrage established . " In Philadelphia , Annapolis , and ...
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... popular education in opposition to British colonial policy . Early in the following year the Virginia House of Burgesses appointed a special committee which was charged " to obtain the most early and authentic intelligence of all such ...
... popular education in opposition to British colonial policy . Early in the following year the Virginia House of Burgesses appointed a special committee which was charged " to obtain the most early and authentic intelligence of all such ...
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... popular party . From the royal province , the governor fled before the uprising of the people , and with his departure the executive and judicial branches in their higher ranges went to pieces . The New Hamp- shire constitution of 1776 ...
... popular party . From the royal province , the governor fled before the uprising of the people , and with his departure the executive and judicial branches in their higher ranges went to pieces . The New Hamp- shire constitution of 1776 ...
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