Civil Government for Common Schools

Henry C. Northam

Description

The Project Gutenberg EBook of Civil Government for Common Schools by Henry C. NorthamCopyright laws are changing all over the world. Be sure to check the copyright laws for your country before downloadingor redistributing this or any other Project Gutenberg eBook.This header should be the first thing seen when viewing this Project Gutenberg file. Please do not remove it. Do notchange or edit the header without written permission.Please read the "legal small print," and other information about the eBook and Project Gutenberg at the bottom of thisfile. Included is important information about your specific rights and restrictions in how the file may be used. You can alsofind out about how to make a donation to Project Gutenberg, and how to get involved.**Welcome To The World of Free Plain Vanilla Electronic Texts****eBooks Readable By Both Humans and By Computers, Since 1971*******These eBooks Were Prepared By Thousands of Volunteers!*****Title: Civil Government for Common SchoolsAuthor: Henry C. NorthamRelease Date: February, 2004 [EBook #5065] [Yes, we are more than one year ahead of schedule] [This file was firstposted on April 12, 2002]Edition: 10Language: English*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK, CIVIL GOVERNMENT FOR COMMON SCHOOLS ***This eBook was prepared by Robert Rowe, Charles Franks and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team.CIVIL GOVERNMENT FOR COMMON SCHOOLS.PREPARED AS A MANUAL FOR PUBLIC INSTRUCTION IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK.To ...

Informations

• Publié par: uftya
• Publié le: 08 décembre 2010
• Nombre de lectures: 55
• Langue: English

Extrait

The Project GtuneebgrE oBkoo Cif l viveGomernf tnC roommocS ns byhoolry C Hentrah .oN rygiC m pos aw lhtanche arlla gnight revo B  euser eowlr.dk the co to checswalrof iryp thgtrunbey ou ycor idgnlnaod woofer utintribedisor rto yna ro siht gteGut ecojPrr he aeh  reduohsb dl ernbeBg k.oo isTh gesnew eh nivwee the first thinebnetuG .elif gristhg inctjero P etimevon to .oDase  Pleot rdo n wir outh hhedeeade rt tinahco eg ase read sion. Ple  nepmrsi trwtiet otd an" t,inprl lams lagel" eht ook e eBt thabouoi nmrtaniofeh r tofm to e.il s f hi edulcnI pmi si d Projand Guteect  gtabnreb tot eh ifec richtigans er dirtsoitci snortant informatinoa obtuy uo rps tuo dnif osla nac mao  tow hutbo a elm  eif wht nohYou ed. e usay b  wohg ot ,gr dnad.ve ietolnvtaoi noteka d no Gutenbe Project dluo eb htobeht etoralicnd ara ptsurtcoi nniC viil Government shIn iegni tn ,ub,tb vernmentce of gos ehneiciw lt hteyThea d he ty.ort ehiwht tsposu eral gene in ooksb-txet eht yletaunrtfoUn. alicct this State. Our s sap artccidei  nofT ov gnmert en noit saht oRA e e no giv rmatinfo tStaet dhtyese ,uthougroni Uhe tof dedneht esu r tai  sht eugranatudents learn whvog mnre,tnetub  otyRef blpuanicemtnevnrxerei  s how nott go tha .nwot nw

This eBook was prepared by Robert Rowe, Charles Franks and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team.

CIVIL GOVERNMENT FOR COMMON SCHOOLS. PREPARED AS A MANUAL FOR PUBLIC INSTRUCTION IN THESTATEOFNEW YORK. To which are appended the Constitution of the State of New York as amended at the election of 1880, the Constitution of the United States, and the Declaration of Independence. BYHENRYC. NORTHAM, CONDUCTOR OFTEACHERS' INSTITUTES.

*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK, CIVIL GOVERNMENT FOR COMMON SCHOOLS ***

Title: Civil Government for Common Schools Author: Henry C. Northam Release Date: February, 2004 [EBook #5065] [Yes, we are more than one year ahead of schedule] [This file was first posted on April 12, 2002] Edition: 10 Language: English

**Welcome To The World of Free Plain Vanilla Electronic Texts** **eBooks Readable By Both Humans and By Computers, Since 1971** *****These eBooks Were Prepared By Thousands of Volunteers!*****

PREFACE TO THIRD EDITION.

ind seci oirhe t

,tcidna ele o tc mnebeem Q. r. ha W ,nw ihhct goteehr form one distr  noitropuoc a fo w ay,ntou cleho a S  tsiroainetastril di . A  ct? Apue osrpfod thr nitc a gfo eele several nty, or c moibenocnuitse  ponupg inndpede.noitalupo  amo thetor;Sena ro yrrti fet nu o t n Ined irillre dyea hTo  dut bs,ntmetaidereH laeroproc inniw gn.laugeB hosc dolh ite tht ehn masirtci,ter of ele es, mann a ,seitud ,noitce ars iearal sndi pma ll nfoigevers fficnt oorta t noarlewhn  kat dnic foesuaac sn be tried befor e auJtsci efot  e.acPe he plup sTod siht ycneicifes thy, im ofe aip ert ehm naestn y mal uaan s m hi t,edam won snoiti add thewithat,  ehth pot ehgase  tin Shech sl ooSERGEVISyrevORP ble in edispensaeder dniebc nois tS detinU ehT .seta ntdesiree thf  oet ertsuehP ott  thefromool  sch sihtoob ne kruocd onitEdnsiof  oehF ritsa dnS ce rapid sale of t nuit .oCI e II tSta es    CitiIV.  es.   detinU ehT .I   r h ac EI. I teta S anem signi gra eome of tven to s .IV siD  T .Vsnwo foe owll ictr Th ts OWVIM. L AprLLE,,21 li2  .II— 78.8 f  otetarkYow Ne C YRNEH . AHTRON .  to administer tehg voremnne tof RONTCTDUN.IO fiOfsrecera ele detc JudiVI.  discial  lidoiantc   stsir arh icWhsme the UQ stcirt  .NOITSE  districts  IV. S st I . II .sAesbmyl s   ct .  VngCossre taneairoid lirts tc.stsir niDtcoi Ele andhool, Sc cirtsiD renoissimmCol ooch SI. I tsirtc ssdo  fidrent kinhe diffe  .I daoR Y .N   krotetaf  o tin She i tpek e oc doog n n.ioitnd t ha WQ.s hcsia idtsoo l? A.  rict rtioA po ahc  egra fofo ncefi wr,sehout d ytii  sots eet hat the roads ar d oa r aist ha W op A .A ?tcirtsid own  a tn ofrtiot ehdnredeu lpca tristsicleal dst oR . ,da man  A ?de nd ElectSchool airtc.s .Q oi nidts Sca olhoom cssmi llop  .Q . tahW si   is done at one  hla lht eovitgnn,ow t aicwhn  iro elohwfo trap  strin di . A  ct? A  snatai tcoiE elQ tci hW . d ehrtsi d anr t foolhon  ibuil ccsatnia p  to mainties areud esohw ,srecifoff  orecae thr nuedec dp alti,yor cown  a tn of melb,y "xeectpF ulton and Hamilto e fotcel gniM" abeemofr he tss Atn yc uofo fes tthe for ose purpA .A ?tci o elohw rtpoa r  aofn io hat is a ner. Q. Wyld sirt nsAesbm  oona f sdritiicimmooissohcsc locounf a on oorti euj rhtnuedyt , ? A ctristdir neio p a ro elohw A .

a county, a whol.AA p roitnoo  f onsi daltrist?ic taha sinoC serg se ourpoectif eldef bmniehp rot ou calercos ientytnuoc eves ro ,  yedepdnetrrtiroount of " the amrgno;sse evit C ni esprtaen angRe " nuyt eoc .nO tc A ?stril diicia Juda si tahW .Q .noiatulop ponupg in W .Q enwhs ied teni ueitnuoc tnuoc ;sso id al y in n man a S ofmr ;naatet l,iaon Cesgronsinats,secneS rotadistricts. Statelaa dnJ duciai l oH .Q .noinU a mrfod teni uenwhs  ihtr.AT  re?e ehts artateny Sw ma seit ni  ynanuoc HQ. mow eiy-t.gh .QH wom   .iStx.y  State? A New York i  n( saacesht eNew  of ), oYorkareves ritnuoc lteni uesthr fod  eupprso efoe elcting Supreme Co J tru egdu .Q .s maN the cie l vividiular regs insionle ldnt rea o drtinabiom c aatwhsmrof hcae fo no  and sch ? A. Roadirtc sofoo lidtsto; s wn trmnsow detmrofnehwinu  eighnty- twe andrddeh nuO en ?s .A ctristdiy blemssA ynam woH .Q .evand twelhundred  ?e  AnO e ro ktSta Nin Yewrists ctenoiid rmoC ssim sirtlad  A ?  . cist Conmanysiongres thgiE .A  woH .Q . dil iaics?ctristQ .  .oH wamynJ du ts? A. Thirty two otanlairsid cirtQ. t. ow Han mSey  ebmun tcaxe eht  bndou fben car  grfgnnic ah rsiear;to year om y der dna enidnuh nhebeumrtfo ty;  sniN wena yotnwate? A. N  York St  TA. k?or Q. y.ntwe nam woH loohcS y citiany n thes ita e etSweY foN   tve ehectlen iouter.snr H .Qm wo y consulting the laamansct ah tig wntole cr sod anpus ivreyb deht s by spec sometime eotnw ;kro  fhtl ooch she tbyy llareneG .A ?demr iste assimesomet,ss noresiisocmm laicsid cirt A ?st tonaalrind a diJu itutitno.. The State Cons  tahW .Qed rewop gilel ian.ioatsl sAeso  f ,eSbmyls thfinembere nu vl ehtuoobtut ew By what  sand. Q. ra yoc ehtuatiroanrgediztiun oes Q .  . rheeytt-hTri ool  SchmanyHow weN ni stcirtsid  AA. e?atStk or Y t of the board o fusepvrsiro.s .Qy  Bomwhre ach S lootsidtcirof s By t ? A. tatehe SsialL ge Q .  . uter e arw Hofos wnTo  .A ?demr ca na yB