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... citizens be given the franchise . The immigrants , opposed to suffrage for women , were actuated partly by their preconceived ideas concerning woman's place , partly by unscrupulous influences willing to buy their vote and use it ...
... citizens be given the franchise . The immigrants , opposed to suffrage for women , were actuated partly by their preconceived ideas concerning woman's place , partly by unscrupulous influences willing to buy their vote and use it ...
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... citizens of the United States stating they have known the applicant for five years continuously and that he is of good moral character must accompany the petition . Later he has to appear in court with the same two citizens , renew his ...
... citizens of the United States stating they have known the applicant for five years continuously and that he is of good moral character must accompany the petition . Later he has to appear in court with the same two citizens , renew his ...
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... Citizens . This case was not an exception . On the night of the raids innocent persons , citizens and aliens alike , were arrested simply because they were present at a suspected meeting . The following testimony , given by a Detroit ...
... Citizens . This case was not an exception . On the night of the raids innocent persons , citizens and aliens alike , were arrested simply because they were present at a suspected meeting . The following testimony , given by a Detroit ...
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CHAPTER | 3 |
THE WOMAN PROBLEM | 11 |
THE NEWSPAPER PROBLEM | 22 |
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