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EVANSTON, ILLINOIS,
July 1, 1913.


CONTENTS

PART I.
I. THE WORK OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT
II. COUNTY GOVERNMENT
III. THE ORIGIN OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS.
IV. THE GOVERNMENT OF CITIES
PART II.
V. EVENTS LEADING TO THE FORMATION OF THE UNION
VI. THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
VII. ORGANIZATION OF THE LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT
VIII. POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE SEPARATE HOUSES
IX. HOW LAWS ARE MADE BY CONGRESS
X. SOME IMPORTANT POWERS OF CONGRESS
XI. OTHER GENERAL POWERS OF CONGRESS
XII. POWERS DENIED THE UNITED STATES AND THE SEVERAL STATES
XIII. THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
XIV. POWERS AND DUTIES OF THE PRESIDENT
XV. THE CABINET
XVI. THE NATIONAL JUDICIARY
XVII. TERRITORIES AND PUBLIC LANDS
XVIII. AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
XIX. THE GOVERNMENTS OF THE WORLD
APPENDIX.
A. CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
B. THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION
C. REFERENCE BOOKS
INDEX


PART I.
LOCAL GOVERNMENTS.


CHAPTER I.

THE WORK OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT.


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