Crisis in Government: The Blueprint of a New Form of GovernmentCrescent Publications, 1973 - 160 pages |
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... federal government . The federal government should not be allowed to take away from the people their established and preferred names , and to force them to accept substitute names designed to promote the claim to fame of federal ...
... federal government . The federal government should not be allowed to take away from the people their established and preferred names , and to force them to accept substitute names designed to promote the claim to fame of federal ...
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... federal government is capable thereof , the power shall be transferred to the federal government by constitutional amendment . 5. If it is felt that the power to be transferred to the federal government should be exercised within a ...
... federal government is capable thereof , the power shall be transferred to the federal government by constitutional amendment . 5. If it is felt that the power to be transferred to the federal government should be exercised within a ...
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The Blueprint of a New Form of Government John Clegg. states , not by the federal courts . There should be an adjust- ment in the allocation of funds between schools in which there is an appreciable difference in the quality of education ...
The Blueprint of a New Form of Government John Clegg. states , not by the federal courts . There should be an adjust- ment in the allocation of funds between schools in which there is an appreciable difference in the quality of education ...
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