The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 5Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... constitutions published by Pope Clement V. in 1313. They constitute five books and 52 titles in the Corpus Juris ... Constitution ; he abolished the ephorate , restored the prerogatives of the kings , made a re- distribution of the ...
... constitutions published by Pope Clement V. in 1313. They constitute five books and 52 titles in the Corpus Juris ... Constitution ; he abolished the ephorate , restored the prerogatives of the kings , made a re- distribution of the ...
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... Constitution , the President is not amenable to Congress for such acts , and that the papers were not official docu- ments . His supporters maintain that , considering and may live several years before gaining ma- turity . CLEVELAND ...
... Constitution , the President is not amenable to Congress for such acts , and that the papers were not official docu- ments . His supporters maintain that , considering and may live several years before gaining ma- turity . CLEVELAND ...
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... Constitution giving the members of the Coun- cil of Appointment equal rights of nomination with the Governor , and by this means introduced the ' spoils system ' into New York politics . Dur- ing this period he found time to devote ...
... Constitution giving the members of the Coun- cil of Appointment equal rights of nomination with the Governor , and by this means introduced the ' spoils system ' into New York politics . Dur- ing this period he found time to devote ...
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... Constitution , which he rendered more democratic . The basis of his reform was a redistribution of the people ; instead of four tribes , or phyle , which had pre- viously existed , he made the number ten , and dis- tributed among these ...
... Constitution , which he rendered more democratic . The basis of his reform was a redistribution of the people ; instead of four tribes , or phyle , which had pre- viously existed , he made the number ten , and dis- tributed among these ...
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... Constitutional ( established in 1883 ) , with a membership of 6500 ; the Junior Carlton ( established in 1864 ) , with a membership of 2100 , and strictly Conservative . The Junior Conservative and the Junior Constitutional have each a ...
... Constitutional ( established in 1883 ) , with a membership of 6500 ; the Junior Carlton ( established in 1864 ) , with a membership of 2100 , and strictly Conservative . The Junior Conservative and the Junior Constitutional have each a ...
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