The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 11Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... elected by the Provincial Council and presided over by the prefect . It represents the Council during its recess , superintends the enforcement of its resolu- tions , prepares the budget , exercises a disci- plinary control over ...
... elected by the Provincial Council and presided over by the prefect . It represents the Council during its recess , superintends the enforcement of its resolu- tions , prepares the budget , exercises a disci- plinary control over ...
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... elected , a city council , and administrative departments , all gov- erned by boards which are appointed by the executive . The water - works are owned and operated by the municipality . Jackson was set- tled in 1829 , but it did not ...
... elected , a city council , and administrative departments , all gov- erned by boards which are appointed by the executive . The water - works are owned and operated by the municipality . Jackson was set- tled in 1829 , but it did not ...
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... elected major - general of the militia over ex - Governor Sevier . On the purchase of Louisiana ( 1803 ) Jackson was an unsuccessful applicant for the appointment of Governor . From 1804 to 1811 he was engaged in business , storekeeping ...
... elected major - general of the militia over ex - Governor Sevier . On the purchase of Louisiana ( 1803 ) Jackson was an unsuccessful applicant for the appointment of Governor . From 1804 to 1811 he was engaged in business , storekeeping ...
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... elected Adams , and Jackson retired to private life . But four years afterwards he was supported by all the opponents of the Administration , and elected by an immense majority - the vote being Jackson , 178 ; Adams , 83. Calhoun was ...
... elected Adams , and Jackson retired to private life . But four years afterwards he was supported by all the opponents of the Administration , and elected by an immense majority - the vote being Jackson , 178 ; Adams , 83. Calhoun was ...
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... elected Governor , but declined on account of youth and inexperi- ence . He sat in the First Federal Congress and was elected United States Senator in 1793 . office he resigned in 1795 , and was elected to the State Senate in order to ...
... elected Governor , but declined on account of youth and inexperi- ence . He sat in the First Federal Congress and was elected United States Senator in 1793 . office he resigned in 1795 , and was elected to the State Senate in order to ...
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