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Bounties . ( See Subsidies . ) Bounty Jumping . - During the Civil War sums of
money were at times offered by the authorities as an inducement to volunteers for
the army and navy . A person who received this money and then failed to serve
as ...
Bounties . ( See Subsidies . ) Bounty Jumping . - During the Civil War sums of
money were at times offered by the authorities as an inducement to volunteers for
the army and navy . A person who received this money and then failed to serve
as ...
Side 77
He received about 133 , 000 popular and no electoral votes . He was one of the
managers on the part of the House of Representatives of the impeachment of
President Andrew Johnson . By the Eternal . — This , the favorite oath of Andrew
...
He received about 133 , 000 popular and no electoral votes . He was one of the
managers on the part of the House of Representatives of the impeachment of
President Andrew Johnson . By the Eternal . — This , the favorite oath of Andrew
...
Side 91
The bill was at once modified and again passed , and this time it received the
President ' s approval and became a law on May 6 , 1882 . This bill ( as amended
July 5 , 1884 ) suspends the immigration of Chinese laborers for ten years ...
The bill was at once modified and again passed , and this time it received the
President ' s approval and became a law on May 6 , 1882 . This bill ( as amended
July 5 , 1884 ) suspends the immigration of Chinese laborers for ten years ...
Side 101
... but this , too , received his veto . The conflict was continued on other measures
. The House next elected was more strongly Democratic . ( See Whig Party . )
Clean Sweep is a phrase used in politics to indicate the removal by an official of
all ...
... but this , too , received his veto . The conflict was continued on other measures
. The House next elected was more strongly Democratic . ( See Whig Party . )
Clean Sweep is a phrase used in politics to indicate the removal by an official of
all ...
Side 140
It sometimes happens that the political candidate that has received the largest
number of votes is , by fraud in the canvass , deprived of the office to which he
has been elected , the vote of his opponent being made to appear larger than his
.
It sometimes happens that the political candidate that has received the largest
number of votes is , by fraud in the canvass , deprived of the office to which he
has been elected , the vote of his opponent being made to appear larger than his
.
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A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties ... Everit BROWN (and STRAUSS (Albert)),Albert STRAUSS Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1892 |
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