The New England Magazine, Volumen52;Volumen58New England Magazine Company, 1915 |
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... President Roosevelt and other ex- ecutives in their efforts to punish evil doers and prevent future wrong - doing . It likewise favors the passage of more stringent laws . But it may well ask itself whether the attempts now being made ...
... President Roosevelt and other ex- ecutives in their efforts to punish evil doers and prevent future wrong - doing . It likewise favors the passage of more stringent laws . But it may well ask itself whether the attempts now being made ...
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... President and Vice - President , still the measure in which the voting right is enjoyed by opponents to the dominant political party is a widely variable one , and in some instances the State government has no real re- sponsibility for ...
... President and Vice - President , still the measure in which the voting right is enjoyed by opponents to the dominant political party is a widely variable one , and in some instances the State government has no real re- sponsibility for ...
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... President , Vice - President and Representatives in Congress , the regulations to be the same for the whole country . A clear understanding of what constitutes a citizen's rights and privi- leges is greatly to be desired . Let the ...
... President , Vice - President and Representatives in Congress , the regulations to be the same for the whole country . A clear understanding of what constitutes a citizen's rights and privi- leges is greatly to be desired . Let the ...
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Photo by Marceau NEW ENGLAND MAGAZINE OCTOBER , 1914 WELLESLEY COLLEGE HER STORY. MISS ELLEN FITZ PENDLETON , PRESIDENT OF WFLLESLEY COLLEGE FRONT VIEW OF COLLEGE HALL.
Photo by Marceau NEW ENGLAND MAGAZINE OCTOBER , 1914 WELLESLEY COLLEGE HER STORY. MISS ELLEN FITZ PENDLETON , PRESIDENT OF WFLLESLEY COLLEGE FRONT VIEW OF COLLEGE HALL.
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