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... present law leaves the custom as obsolete as a last year's athlete . Many who have always a specious pretext for smothering reform , urge that nothing more is needed ; that no man will buy votes under a system which prevents him from ...
... present law leaves the custom as obsolete as a last year's athlete . Many who have always a specious pretext for smothering reform , urge that nothing more is needed ; that no man will buy votes under a system which prevents him from ...
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... present Duke of Devonshire ) at its head , " to provide further guaranties for the tranquility , purity and free- dom of elections . " In an investigation of three months ' duration A this committee unearthed widespread and continuing ...
... present Duke of Devonshire ) at its head , " to provide further guaranties for the tranquility , purity and free- dom of elections . " In an investigation of three months ' duration A this committee unearthed widespread and continuing ...
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... present Corrupt Practices Act of Great Britain , drafted by Sir Henry , and for which he had then battled for two and a half years , and which with some modifications , passed in the succeeding month , and became a law , being known as ...
... present Corrupt Practices Act of Great Britain , drafted by Sir Henry , and for which he had then battled for two and a half years , and which with some modifications , passed in the succeeding month , and became a law , being known as ...
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