Source: Congressional Record, 61st Congress, 2nd Session, March 17–18, 1910. Vol. 45, pp. 3292–3334, 3389–3417. Mr. NORRIS.[1] Mr. Speaker, I present a resolution made privileged by the Constitution. . .
Source: Herbert Croly, Progressive Democracy (New York: Macmillan, 1914). CHAPTER XII: The Advent of Direct Government If economic, social, political, and technical conditions had remained very much as they were
Source: Your Congress: An Interpretation of the Political and Parliamentary Influences that Dominate Law Making in America (National Voters League: Washington, D.C., 1915), PG #S. Chapter II: Modern Politics—An Interpretation
Source: Congressional Record, 61st Congress, 2nd Session, March 19, 1910. Vol. 45, pp. 3436–7 The SPEAKER. Gentlemen of the House of Representatives: Actions, not words, determine the conduct and the
Source: Charles E. Merriam, A History of American Political Theories (London: Macmillan, 1903), 305–33, available online at the Hathi Trust Digital Library: https://babel.hathitrust. org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015030798600;view=1up;seq=7. We have edited the author’s original
A. Henry Van Dyke, The American Birthright and the Philippine Pottage, November 24, 1898 https://document-readings.s3.amazonaws.com/Documents+and+Debates/Volume+2/Chapter+20/ch20+Van+Dyke+American+Birthright.mp3 A Word of Explanation To the Hasty Reader Please do not mistake the purpose of
A. Governor Samuel W. Pennypacker, Veto of Eugenics Law, March 30, 1905 https://document-readings.s3.amazonaws.com/Documents+and+Debates/Volume+2/Chapter+19/ch19+Pennypacker+Veto+of+Eugenics+Law+1905.mp3 Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Executive Department Harrisburg, March 30, 1905 To the Honorable, the Senate of the Commonwealth
. . . But, you say, “We have heard that we might be at a disadvantage in the League of Nations.” Well, whoever told you that either was deliberately falsifying
Source: Hannah Whitall Smith, My Spiritual Autobiography or How I Discovered the Unselfishness of God (New York: 1903). As may be imagined, we took every possible opportunity of learning all
Source: “Mother Jones Writes Plea to Roosevelt,” North American, July 30, 1903. From a Staff Correspondent New York, July 30 In accordance with the instructions of Benjamin F. Barnes, assistant
