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States , and consequently , their growing 12. DEBATE ON THE HOMESTEAD BILL The Senate , as in Committee of the take the place of the amendment reported Whole , resumed the consideration of the by the Committee ...
States , and consequently , their growing 12. DEBATE ON THE HOMESTEAD BILL The Senate , as in Committee of the take the place of the amendment reported Whole , resumed the consideration of the by the Committee ...
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The elementary rural schools in many areas are In the preceding pages the Committee has such as to offer little opportunity to children made recommendation for action both by of low - income families . Tax bases are inade- the Federal ...
The elementary rural schools in many areas are In the preceding pages the Committee has such as to offer little opportunity to children made recommendation for action both by of low - income families . Tax bases are inade- the Federal ...
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Thus , tee or subcommittee , and the local district within the Executive branch , they are aufarmer committees ( usually ... Further the only member of the House Agriculture group support is provided by two inti- Committee from a non ...
Thus , tee or subcommittee , and the local district within the Executive branch , they are aufarmer committees ( usually ... Further the only member of the House Agriculture group support is provided by two inti- Committee from a non ...
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The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
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