The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 12Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead and Company, 1903 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... government and consequently is often subject to disciplinary control by the cen- tral government . Thus the French mayor may be suspended by the prefect for one month , by the Minister of the Interior for three months , and may be ...
... government and consequently is often subject to disciplinary control by the cen- tral government . Thus the French mayor may be suspended by the prefect for one month , by the Minister of the Interior for three months , and may be ...
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... governments and the union of the peninsula under a republican government . In addition to its paramount aim , the general principles of this association enforced the obligation to labor for a common moral regeneration and the ...
... governments and the union of the peninsula under a republican government . In addition to its paramount aim , the general principles of this association enforced the obligation to labor for a common moral regeneration and the ...
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... government of the two Mecklenburgs is semi - feudal in character , and the proprietors of the land , whether belong- ing to the nobility or not , are endowed with many special privileges . The common assembly , or Landesunion , of both ...
... government of the two Mecklenburgs is semi - feudal in character , and the proprietors of the land , whether belong- ing to the nobility or not , are endowed with many special privileges . The common assembly , or Landesunion , of both ...
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... government had originally been in the hands of the Dorian landed aristocracy , from whom it was usurped about B.C. 620 by Theagenes , who led the popular faction , and established himself as absolute ruler of the State . his expulsion ...
... government had originally been in the hands of the Dorian landed aristocracy , from whom it was usurped about B.C. 620 by Theagenes , who led the popular faction , and established himself as absolute ruler of the State . his expulsion ...
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... Government of the Duke of Wellington . In 1828 the death of his father transferred him to the House of Lords . In 1830 he accepted the seals of the home office in the Government of Earl Grey , but his administration was by no means ...
... Government of the Duke of Wellington . In 1828 the death of his father transferred him to the House of Lords . In 1830 he accepted the seals of the home office in the Government of Earl Grey , but his administration was by no means ...
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