Studies in Civics
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- STUDIES IN CIVICS
- TO THE MEMBERS OF MY CLASSES IN CIVICS, WHOSE QUESTIONS HAVE AIDED ME IN DETERMINING WHAT SUBJECTS TO TREAT, AND WHOSE EARNESTNESS AND INTELLIGENCE HAVE MADE IT A PLEASURE TO BE THEIR TEACHER, THIS BOOK IS AFFECTIONATELY INSCRIBED.
- PREFACE.
- CONTENTS.
- TO TEACHERS.
- TO STUDENTS.
- STUDIES IN CIVICS. PRELIMINARY CHAPTER.
- GOVERNMENT: WHAT IT IS AND WHY IT IS.
- PART I.
- CHAPTER I.
- II. HOLDING ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.
- III. LAYING OUT AND MAINTAINING ROADS.
- CHAPTER II.
- CHANGES MADE IN COURSE OF TIME.
- CHAPTER III.
- I. IN ORDINARY CIVIL ACTIONS.
- PRELIMINARY TO TRIAL.
- THE TRIAL.
- AFTER THE TRIAL.
- II. IN CRIMINAL ACTIONS.
- PROCEEDINGS IN CRIMINAL TRIAL.
- PROCEEDINGS IN EXAMINATION.
- PROCEEDINGS FOR PREVENTING CRIME.
- REMARKS ON CRIMINAL TRIALS.
- CHAPTER IV.
- CHAPTER V.
- CHAPTER VI.
- CHAPTER VII.
- PROBATE COURTS.
- DISTRICT, CIRCUIT OR SUPERIOR COURTS.
- CHAPTER VIII.
- PART II.
- CHAPTER IX.
- HOW STATES ARE CREATED.
- CHAPTER X.
- BILLS OF RIGHTS.
- COMMENTS ON THE ABOVE.
- CHAPTER XI.
- CHAPTER XII.
- CHAPTER XIII.
- OTHER STATE OFFICERS.
- CHAPTER XIV.
- ADMINISTRATIVE BOARDS.
- CHAPTER XV.
- STATE SUPREME COURT.
- CHAPTER XVI.
- PART III.
- CHAPTER XVII.
- THE COLONIES.
- THE CAUSES OF THE REVOLUTION.
- CHAPTER XVIII.
- WHAT PRECEDED THEM.
- THE ARTICLES THEMSELVES.
- CHAPTER XIX.
- AMENDMENTS.
- CHAPTER XX.
- THE ENACTING CLAUSE [1] OR PREAMBLE.
- CHAPTER XXI.
- SECTION I.—CONGRESS.
- SECTION II.—HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.[1]
- WHO MAY NOT BE REPRESENTATIVES.
- WRITTEN EXERCISE.
- SECTION III.—THE SENATE.[1]
- WRITTEN EXERCISE.
- SECTION IV.—ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
- SECTION V. SEPARATE POWERS AND DUTIES.
- SECTION VI. MEMBERS.
- TABULAR VIEW.
- SECTION VII.—LAW MAKING.
- CHAPTER XXII.
- SECTION IX.—PROHIBITIONS ON CONGRESS.
- SECTION X.—PROHIBITIONS ON THE STATES.
- CHAPTER XXIII.
- SECTION I.—ELECTION AND SERVICE.
- CHOOSING THE PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT.
- SECTION II.—POWERS OF THE PRESIDENT.
- SECTION III.—DUTIES OF THE PRESIDENT.
- SECTION IV.—RESPONSIBILITY OF OFFICERS.
- CHAPTER XXIV.
- SECTION I.—ORGANIZATION.
- SECTION II.—JURISDICTION OF THE COURTS.
- SECTION III.—TREASON.
- CHAPTER XXV.
- SECTION I.—STATE RECORDS.
- SECTION II.—RELATIONS TO INHABITANTS OF OTHER STATES.
- SECTION III.—NEW STATES AND TERRITORIES.
- SECTION IV.—GUARANTIES TO THE STATES.
- CHAPTER XXVI.
- CHAPTER XXVII.
- CHAPTER XXVIII.
- CHAPTER XXIX.
- ARTICLE I.
- ARTICLE II.
- ARTICLE III.
- ARTICLE IV.
- ARTICLE V.
- ARTICLE VI.
- ARTICLE VII.
- ARTICLE VIII.
- ARTICLE IX.
- ARTICLE X.
- ARTICLE XI.
- ARTICLE XII.
- ARTICLE XIII.
- ARTICLE XIV.
- SECTION II.—BASIS of REPRESENTATION.
- SECTION III.—DISABILITIES of REBELS.
- SECTION IV.—PUBLIC DEBT.
- ARTICLE XV.
- PART IV.
- CHAPTER XXX.
- PART V.
- RESPONSIBILITY.
- CHAPTER XXXI.
- CHAPTER XXXII.
- CHAPTER XXXIII.
- CHAPTER XXXIV.
- CHAPTER XXXV.
- APPENDIX A.—FORMS.
- TOWN BUSINESS.
- PETITION.
- COMMISSIONERS' REPORT.
- NOTICE OF ANNUAL ELECTION.
- REGISTER POLL LIST.
- MINUTES OF TOWN MEETING.
- OFFICIAL OATH.
- OFFICIAL BOND.
- NOTICE TO CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT OF ELECTION OF JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
- PETITION.
- PROOF OF POSTING.
- SUPERVISORS' NOTICE OF HEARING.
- PROOF OF POSTING NOTICE.
- SUPERVISOR'S ROAD ORDER.
- SURVEYOR'S REPORT.
- RELEASE OF DAMAGES.
- AGREEMENT AS TO DAMAGES.
- AWARD OF DAMAGES.
- APPLICATION FOR JURY.
- JUSTICE COURT.
- SUMMONS.
- CONSTABLE'S RETURN.
- COMPLAINT.
- ANSWER.
- REPLY.
- ADJOURNMENT.
- SUBPOENA.
- ATTACHMENT AGAINST WITNESS.
- CONSTABLE'S JURY LIST.
- VENIRE.
- RETURN.
- WARRANT FOR JUROR.
- DOCKET.
- PLAINTIFF'S COSTS.
- OATH TO JURORS.
- OATH TO WITNESS.
- OATH TO OFFICER.
- EXECUTION.
- ENDORSEMENTS ON EXECUTION. IN JUSTICE COURT
- RETURN OF EXECUTION.
- CONSTABLE'S SALE.
- FINAL RETURN.
- OATH TO COMPLAINANT.
- CRIMINAL COMPLAINT.
- WARRANT.
- RETURN ON WARRANT.
- RECOGNIZANCE.
- COMMITMENT.
- JAILER'S RECEIPT.
- CONSTABLE'S RETURN.
- COMPLAINT FOR SEARCH WARRANT.
- SEARCH WARRANT.
- PETITION FOR ADMISSION OF WILL.
- ORDER ADMITTING WILL.
- CERTIFICATE OF PROOF OF WILL.
- LETTERS TESTAMENTARY.
- FORM OF WILL.
- INDICTMENT.
- NATURALIZATION PAPERS.
- SATISFACTION OF JUDGMENT.
- APPENDIX B.—TABLES.
- COMPARATIVE LEGISLATIVE TABLE OF THE STATES.
- COMPARATIVE EXECUTIVE TABLE OF THE STATES.
- COMPARATIVE JUDICIAL TABLE OF THE STATES.
- COMPARATIVE SUFFRAGE TABLE.
- COMPARATIVE LEGISLATIVE TABLE OF PRINCIPAL CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENTS.
- TABLE OF RULERS or PRINCIPAL NATIONS, 1897.
- PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
- VICE-PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES.
- SPEAKERS OF THE U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
- PRINCIPAL UNITED STATES EXECUTIVE OFFICERS AND SALARIES.
- CIRCUIT COURTS OF THE UNITED STATES
- CORRESPONDING OFFICERS OF U.S. ARMY AND NAVY.
- UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY AT WEST POINT.
- UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY AT ANNAPOLIS.
- REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS FOR EACH DECADE WITH RATIOS.
- TABULAR VIEW OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT OF MINNESOTA
- APPENDIX C.—HOW SOME THINGS ARE DONE.
- HOW TAXES ARE LEVIED.
- HOW THE GOVERNMENT BORROWS.
- HOW NATIONAL BANKS ARE ESTABLISHED.
- HOW TO OBTAIN A COPYRIGHT.
- HOW TO OBTAIN A PATENT.
- HOW AN ALIEN BECOMES A CITIZEN.
- HOW CITIZENS ABROAD ARE PROTECTED.
- HOW WE ARE PROTECTED AT HOME.
- HOW ELECTIONS ARE CONDUCTED.
- WHY AND HOW NOMINATIONS ARE MADE.
- HOW CONTESTED ELECTIONS ARE SETTLED.
- HOW AN IMPEACHMENT CASE IS CONDUCTED.
- HOW UNITED STATES SENATORS ARE ELECTED.
- HOW THE ELECTORAL VOTE IS COUNTED.
- HOW FUGITIVES FROM JUSTICE ARE EXTRADITED.
- HOW A COURT MARTIAL IS CONDUCTED.
- WHY AND HOW TERRITORIES ARE ORGANIZED.
- HOW TO SECURE PUBLIC LANDS.
- HOW SLAVERY WAS ABOLISHED IN THE SEVERAL STATES.
- APPENDIX D.—SOME PRINCIPLES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW.
- PEACE RELATIONS.
- WAR RELATIONS.
- RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS OF NEUTRALS.
- DECLARATION OF WAR—1812.
- APPENDIX E.—DOCUMENTS.
- ACT AUTHORIZING A STATE GOVERNMENT.
- ACT ADMITTING MINNESOTA INTO THE UNION.
- RESTORATION OF TENNESSEE TO THE UNION, 1866.
- THE MECKLENBURGH RESOLUTIONS—1775.
- AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE SETTLERS AT NEW PLYMOUTH.
- TEXAS DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE—1836.
- TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN—1846.
- EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION.
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