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307 Consuls - general at large , appointment , duties and salary .. 302 Consuls -
general , classification and salaries 303 duties in addition to ordinary duties of
consuls 277 how appointed and promoted .. 277 may make trips of inspection .
307 Consuls - general at large , appointment , duties and salary .. 302 Consuls -
general , classification and salaries 303 duties in addition to ordinary duties of
consuls 277 how appointed and promoted .. 277 may make trips of inspection .
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In addition to these authorities there is also a considerable amount of unwritten
custom and usage, which has been stated in as definite terms as possible in
connection with the specific provisions as to the duties of Federal officials. The
body of ...
In addition to these authorities there is also a considerable amount of unwritten
custom and usage, which has been stated in as definite terms as possible in
connection with the specific provisions as to the duties of Federal officials. The
body of ...
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These in both cases are very similar, but in addition the members of the Senate
have the exclusive prerogative of acting upon treaties with foreign nations.
Matters relating to the foreign affairs of the United States do not come before the
House ...
These in both cases are very similar, but in addition the members of the Senate
have the exclusive prerogative of acting upon treaties with foreign nations.
Matters relating to the foreign affairs of the United States do not come before the
House ...
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The following described prerogative of the Supreme Court is in addition to the
right of removal from a State court to an inferior court of the Federal judiciary
before the proceedings have been completed in the courts of a State. When a
case has ...
The following described prerogative of the Supreme Court is in addition to the
right of removal from a State court to an inferior court of the Federal judiciary
before the proceedings have been completed in the courts of a State. When a
case has ...
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He is to receive a salary of $12,000 a year and in addition to a clerk at his desk
on the floor of the House, he is allowed a private secretary besides the usual
emoluments of a member of mileage and stationery. The reporters of the debates
in ...
He is to receive a salary of $12,000 a year and in addition to a clerk at his desk
on the floor of the House, he is allowed a private secretary besides the usual
emoluments of a member of mileage and stationery. The reporters of the debates
in ...
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| Title | The American Government, Organization and Officials, with the Duties and Powers of Federal Office Holders |
| Author | Henry Colford Gauss |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | L. R. Hamersley, 1908 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 16 Nov 2007 |
| Length | 871 pages |
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