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James Wilford Garner. Government in the United States, National, State and Local
Government in the United States, National, State and Local
Table of Contents
PREFACE
GOVERNMENT
IN THE
UNITED STATES
CHAPTER I
LOCAL GOVERNMENT: TOWNS, TOWNSHIPS, AND COUNTIES
CHAPTER II
LOCAL GOVERNMENT, CONTINUED: CITIES AND VILLAGES
CHAPTER III
THE STATE GOVERNMENTS
CHAPTER IV
THE STATE LEGISLATURE
CHAPTER V
THE STATE EXECUTIVE
CHAPTER VI
THE STATE JUDICIARY
CHAPTER VII
SUFFRAGE AND ELECTIONS
CHAPTER VIII
POLITICAL PARTIES AND NOMINATING METHODS
CHAPTER IX
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE UNION
CHAPTER X
THE TWO HOUSES OF CONGRESS
CHAPTER XI
ORGANIZATION AND PROCEDURE OF CONGRESS
CHAPTER XII
FEDERAL FINANCE, TAXATION, AND MONEY
CHAPTER XIII
THE REGULATION OF COMMERCE
CHAPTER XIV
OTHER IMPORTANT POWERS OF CONGRESS
THE POST OFFICE, COPYRIGHTS, PATENTS, THE ARMY, THE. NAVY, ETC
CHAPTER XV
THE PRESIDENCY: ORGANIZATION AND MODE OF ELECTION
CHAPTER XVI
THE PRESIDENCY (CONTINUED): INAUGURATION; POWERS AND DUTIES
CHAPTER XVII
THE CABINET AND THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTS
CHAPTER XVIII
THE FEDERAL JUDICIARY
CHAPTER XIX
GOVERNMENT OF THE TERRITORIES AND DEPENDENCIES
CHAPTER XX
CITIZENSHIP
ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES—1787[114]
ARTICLE I
ARTICLE II
ARTICLE III
ARTICLE IV
ARTICLE V
ARTICLE VI
ARTICLE VII
ARTICLES I-X[124]
ARTICLE XI[125]
ARTICLE XII[126]
ARTICLE XIII[127]
ARTICLE XIV[128]
ARTICLE XV[129]
ARTICLE XVI[130]
ARTICLE XVII[131]
ARTICLE XVIII[132]
ARTICLE XIX[133]
INDEX
Footnote
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James Wilford Garner
Published by Good Press, 2022
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References.—Beard, American Government and Politics, ch. xxix. Bryce, The American Commonwealth (abridged edition), chs. xlvii-xlviii. Fairlie, Local Government in Towns, Counties and Villages, chs. iv-v, viii-xi. Fiske, Civil Government in the U. S., chs. ii-iv. Hart, Actual Government, ch. x. Hinsdale, American Government, ch. lv. Wilson, The State (revised edition), secs. 1035-1043. Willoughby, Rights and Duties of Citizenship, pp. 260-265.
Documentary and Illustrative Material.—1. A map of the state showing its division into counties. 2. A map of the county showing the towns, townships, supervisors' districts, or other civil subdivisions. 3. A copy of a town meeting warrant. 4. A copy of the proceedings of the county board or town meeting, as published in the local newspaper. 5. The legislative manual or blue book of the state in which lists of counties and their subdivisions, with their population, area, officers, and other information may be found. Usually this may be procured from the secretary of state. 6. Reports of county officers. 7. Copies of the state constitution, which may usually be obtained from the secretary of state; and, if possible, a copy of the revised statutes of the state. 8. Volume of the census report on population.
