THE LESSON

OF

POPULAR GOVERNMENT

OF

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POPULAR GOVERNMENT

BY

GAMALIEL BRADFORD

"Let none objecte this is men's corruption, and nothing to
ye course itselfe. I answer, seeing all men have this corrup-
tion in them, God in His wisdome saw another course fiter for
them."-BRADFORD's History of Plimoth Plantation, p. 97.

VOL. II

New York

THE MACMILLAN COMPANY

LONDON: MACMILLAN & CO., LTD.

1899

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COPYRIGHT, 1899,

BY THE MACMILLAN COMPANY.

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y include absolute power over city government
eral uniformity in State governments

mon failures point to common remedy.

le attention given to the subject

sons for this

ional parties have absorbed State parties

dominance of legislature in the history of Massachusetts

-otence of the governor

Council.

ninal and actual power of the governor in military affairs
e officers elective