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Page 171
... population nor to the well - being of others . For the farmer has not been drawn off the land by opportunity ; he has been forced off the land by hardship . He has not abandoned his farm ; he has lost it . And he has not found a haven ...
... population nor to the well - being of others . For the farmer has not been drawn off the land by opportunity ; he has been forced off the land by hardship . He has not abandoned his farm ; he has lost it . And he has not found a haven ...
Page 187
... population decen- nially , that court had nevertheless indicated that it would not interfere with matters of legislative reapportionment .... On July 12 , 1962 , an extraordinary session of the Alabama Legislature adopted two ...
... population decen- nially , that court had nevertheless indicated that it would not interfere with matters of legislative reapportionment .... On July 12 , 1962 , an extraordinary session of the Alabama Legislature adopted two ...
Page 188
... population of only 13,462 , and Henry County , with a population of only 15,286 , each were allocated two seats in the Ala- bama House , whereas Mobile County , with a population of 314,301 , was given only three seats , and Jefferson ...
... population of only 13,462 , and Henry County , with a population of only 15,286 , each were allocated two seats in the Ala- bama House , whereas Mobile County , with a population of 314,301 , was given only three seats , and Jefferson ...
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