Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Volume 52A.L. Hummel, 1914 - Political science |
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... Problem of Empire Governance ( p . 236 ) ; Sumner - Earth Hunger and Other Essays ( p . 237 ) ; Trawick - The City Church and Its Social Mission ( p . 237 ) ; Wood - The Tourist's Spain and Portugal ( p . 238 ) . REVIEWS ADAMS - The ...
... Problem of Empire Governance ( p . 236 ) ; Sumner - Earth Hunger and Other Essays ( p . 237 ) ; Trawick - The City Church and Its Social Mission ( p . 237 ) ; Wood - The Tourist's Spain and Portugal ( p . 238 ) . REVIEWS ADAMS - The ...
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... problem for a single individual who had an extensive personal knowledge of the candidates and had observed them closely for a considerable period in the practice of their profession . For all but the most exceptional judge in a ...
... problem for a single individual who had an extensive personal knowledge of the candidates and had observed them closely for a considerable period in the practice of their profession . For all but the most exceptional judge in a ...
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... problems which the changes have produced , must also logically enter into the consideration , and become influential factors in the settlement of problems of construction and interpretation . A long list of decisions of state courts may ...
... problems which the changes have produced , must also logically enter into the consideration , and become influential factors in the settlement of problems of construction and interpretation . A long list of decisions of state courts may ...
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... problems , responsibilities and com- munity interests come upon us and must be reckoned with and the law must change to meet them . The statement has been made that more fundamental changes in the industrial and social order occurred ...
... problems , responsibilities and com- munity interests come upon us and must be reckoned with and the law must change to meet them . The statement has been made that more fundamental changes in the industrial and social order occurred ...
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... problem has proved altogether in- superable for our voluntary bar associations with their limited mem- bership and frequent change of officers . The vantage lies with the rascal . The worthy lawyer shrinks from the uneven conflict . His ...
... problem has proved altogether in- superable for our voluntary bar associations with their limited mem- bership and frequent change of officers . The vantage lies with the rascal . The worthy lawyer shrinks from the uneven conflict . His ...
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