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OF

CIVIL GOVERNMENT

FOR COMMON SCHOOLS

INTENDED FOR

PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

IN THE

STATE OF NEW YORK

TO WHICH ARE APPENDED THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
AS AMENDED AT THE ELECTION OF 1894, THE CONSTITUTION

OF THE UNITED STATES, THE DECLARATION OF

INDEPENDENCE, ETC., ETC.

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NOTE.-It is a distinctive
tinctive Power of this manual that it gives the present
facts as to the Civil Government or State Hence every edition requires
changes in names. For conveniente, however these changes occur in
the first 24 pages, and extra copies of these pages with the latest changes
may be had at any time for 50 cts. a dozen.

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PREFACE TO FORTY-FIRST EDITION.

This revised and enlarged manual of Civil Govern ment, containing a concise treatment of the School District, Town, City, County, State, and National Governments, is now offered to the schools of the State of New York, in the belief that a clear understanding of the science and art of government can be obtained therefrom; and that the subject of government can be made as interesting as any subject that is taught in our schools. In days like these, no person can afford to grow into manhood and womanhood without a knowledge of the workings of our government.

Aside from its value as a text-book, this manual will be found of value in every house for reference.

More than once copies of previous editions have been purchased for every member of the Legislature, and lawyers have come to regard it as a book to be within

reach

on every desk. Should not every voter have at have at hand the information it contains?

Let

Civil Government be the handmaid of History, and a clear understanding of both will fit our boys and girls to hold as dear as their heart's blood the welfare, and perpetuity of "The noblest land the sun ever shone upon," "Our Country first, last, and always.

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VILLE, July 1, 1886.

HENRY C. NORTHAM.

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