First Lessons in Civil Government
First Lessons in Civil Government
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Hence there was no such thing as being a citizen of the United States. Every person was only a citizen of the state in which he lived.
§ 4. During the controversy with Great Britain, it be- 6amd necessary for the colonies to agree upon some general ilheasures of defence. For this purpose, the first great con- tinental congress, composed of delegates from the several eolonies, met at Philadelphia on the 4th of September, 1774.
Vhe next year, in May, another congress met to propose and to adopt s...uch farther measures as the state of the country might require ; and the same congress, on the 4th of July, what in case of libel ? i.. .
% 3 Hsd the colonics any political connection while subject to Great firi- ^in f Of what were tlie people the Ji dtijeua t % i. fox what purpose di4 166 MvnmaiiT or xn mnsL siaxbs.
1776, deolared the oolonies to be free and mdepeuden nates.
6 5. This deolaratioQ was called '
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hence there was no such thing as being a citizen of the United States. Every person was only a citizen of the state in which he lived.
§ 4. During the controversy with Great Britain, it be- 6amd necessary for the colonies to agree upon some general ilheasures of defence. For this purpose, the first great con- tinental congress, composed of delegates from the several eolonies, met at Philadelphia on the 4th of September, 1774.
Vhe next year, in May, another congress met to propose and to adopt s...uch farther measures as the state of the country might require ; and the same congress, on the 4th of July, what in case of libel ? i.. .
% 3 Hsd the colonics any political connection while subject to Great firi- ^in f Of what were tlie people the Ji dtijeua t % i. fox what purpose di4 166 MvnmaiiT or xn mnsL siaxbs.
1776, deolared the oolonies to be free and mdepeuden nates.
6 5. This deolaratioQ was called '
What to read after First Lessons in Civil Government?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrew W Andrew White Young to read onlineMoreLess
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