The Romance of the Merit System: Forty-five Years' Reminiscenses of the Civil ServicePress of Judd & Detweiler, Incorporated, 1929 - 326 pages |
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... resigned on May 15 , 1895. Six years later he was President of the United States . Roosevelt's resignation when announced at the board meeting caused consternation . Commissioner Procter , a fine type of southern gentleman , was very ...
... resigned on May 15 , 1895. Six years later he was President of the United States . Roosevelt's resignation when announced at the board meeting caused consternation . Commissioner Procter , a fine type of southern gentleman , was very ...
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... resigning September 7 , 1919. He is now a successful lawyer in Washington , D. C. Hermon W. Craven of Washington , an ... resigned March 16 , 1919 , after performing ex- cellent service for a period of nearly six years . He now holds a ...
... resigning September 7 , 1919. He is now a successful lawyer in Washington , D. C. Hermon W. Craven of Washington , an ... resigned March 16 , 1919 , after performing ex- cellent service for a period of nearly six years . He now holds a ...
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... resigns and becomes a candidate and one who resigns , not to be a candidate but to manage or take part in a political cam- paign for a party . If he wishes to run the risk of finding an executive who will reinstate him , and he resigns ...
... resigns and becomes a candidate and one who resigns , not to be a candidate but to manage or take part in a political cam- paign for a party . If he wishes to run the risk of finding an executive who will reinstate him , and he resigns ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE I A Revolutionary Act January 16 1883 | 1 |
The Merit System Versus the Spoils System | 10 |
Early Days of the Civil Service | 24 |
Copyright | |
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