The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 11Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... Government , and the further refusal of Korea " to acknowledge the Mikado as Emperor of Japan or to have any official relations with his Government , which it held to be in league with the Western bar- barians . " The war party failed ...
... Government , and the further refusal of Korea " to acknowledge the Mikado as Emperor of Japan or to have any official relations with his Government , which it held to be in league with the Western bar- barians . " The war party failed ...
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... Government , which contributes part of the cost of the undertaking , the remain . der being covered by the local government of the districts affected and by the landowners benefited by the change . Before the end of the nineteenth ...
... Government , which contributes part of the cost of the undertaking , the remain . der being covered by the local government of the districts affected and by the landowners benefited by the change . Before the end of the nineteenth ...
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... Government , but a great part of the forest land is under Government supervision , which is exercised by the Ministry of Agriculture through a staff who are unable , however , to prevent the devastation of forests . Since 1867 the ...
... Government , but a great part of the forest land is under Government supervision , which is exercised by the Ministry of Agriculture through a staff who are unable , however , to prevent the devastation of forests . Since 1867 the ...
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... Government might demand from the com- panies an annual expenditure of not more than $ 20,000,000 for new railway construction . The money was raised by issuing 3 per cent . bonds guaranteed by the Government . Upon the rever- sion of ...
... Government might demand from the com- panies an annual expenditure of not more than $ 20,000,000 for new railway construction . The money was raised by issuing 3 per cent . bonds guaranteed by the Government . Upon the rever- sion of ...
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... Government . The Bank of Italy was soon charged with the gratuitous handling of all the fiscal transactions of the Treasury in the provinces , saving to the State $ 240,000 an- nually . Thus , without being really a State bank , it ...
... Government . The Bank of Italy was soon charged with the gratuitous handling of all the fiscal transactions of the Treasury in the provinces , saving to the State $ 240,000 an- nually . Thus , without being really a State bank , it ...
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