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Page ix
... public service , which is the great American public disease ; because it places public administration , from the President down to the township officers , with few exceptions , into the hands of mere politicians ; whom to call statesmen ...
... public service , which is the great American public disease ; because it places public administration , from the President down to the township officers , with few exceptions , into the hands of mere politicians ; whom to call statesmen ...
Page xiv
... public administration discussed by their learned professors . He has himself been a frequent public speaker and lecturer , ever aiming at a higher tone of the public mind . The work before the reader he regards as a con- tribution ...
... public administration discussed by their learned professors . He has himself been a frequent public speaker and lecturer , ever aiming at a higher tone of the public mind . The work before the reader he regards as a con- tribution ...
Page xxiv
... public men are still sworn upon our Constitutions , there is , with them all , the mental reservation of fealty to ... administration to common law jurists . Germany had always failed in such efforts , and we have but followed in her ...
... public men are still sworn upon our Constitutions , there is , with them all , the mental reservation of fealty to ... administration to common law jurists . Germany had always failed in such efforts , and we have but followed in her ...
Page 13
... public men are still sworn upon our Constitutions , there is , with them all , the mental reservation of fealty to ... administration to common law jurists . Germany had always failed in such efforts , and we have but followed in her ...
... public men are still sworn upon our Constitutions , there is , with them all , the mental reservation of fealty to ... administration to common law jurists . Germany had always failed in such efforts , and we have but followed in her ...
Page 43
... public order as his own personal concern , " and arming himself . These ... public service . Because the Courts Leet , or rather the Privy Council ... administration and discipline , which all republics , THE SOURCES OF AMERICAN POLITICS . 43.
... public order as his own personal concern , " and arming himself . These ... public service . Because the Courts Leet , or rather the Privy Council ... administration and discipline , which all republics , THE SOURCES OF AMERICAN POLITICS . 43.
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