The Chautauquan: Organ of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle, Volume 24M. Bailey, 1896 |
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... Elect McKinley's . Cable , The Pacific .. Campaign , The Political .. Campaign , Women in the Recent .. Canterbury , Archbishop of , Edward White Benson Challemel - Lacour , M ...... Central America , President Cleveland Recognizes the ...
... Elect McKinley's . Cable , The Pacific .. Campaign , The Political .. Campaign , Women in the Recent .. Canterbury , Archbishop of , Edward White Benson Challemel - Lacour , M ...... Central America , President Cleveland Recognizes the ...
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... Elect .. Trades - Union Congress at Edinburgh . Trinidad , England Relinquishes .... Turkish Question , Gladstone on the .. Turkish Dilemma , The ... Turkish Question , The ... Venezuelan Dispute Settled , The . Victoria's Long Reign ...
... Elect .. Trades - Union Congress at Edinburgh . Trinidad , England Relinquishes .... Turkish Question , Gladstone on the .. Turkish Dilemma , The ... Turkish Question , The ... Venezuelan Dispute Settled , The . Victoria's Long Reign ...
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... elected for seven years , not directly by the people or through an electoral college , but by an absolute major- ity of the votes of the members of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies , sitting together , not at Paris but at Versailles ...
... elected for seven years , not directly by the people or through an electoral college , but by an absolute major- ity of the votes of the members of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies , sitting together , not at Paris but at Versailles ...
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... elected for four years by universal suffrage , and each citizen twenty - one years of age , who can prove a six months ' residence in any city or commune , is entitled to vote . Two methods of voting have been employed by the French ...
... elected for four years by universal suffrage , and each citizen twenty - one years of age , who can prove a six months ' residence in any city or commune , is entitled to vote . Two methods of voting have been employed by the French ...
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... elected by the people , for the senators are chosen by the electoral colleges , and the president by the Senate and Chamber of Deputies in joint session . According to the law of 1875 seventy - five of these senators were to be selected ...
... elected by the people , for the senators are chosen by the electoral colleges , and the president by the Senate and Chamber of Deputies in joint session . According to the law of 1875 seventy - five of these senators were to be selected ...
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