Debates in the Massachusetts Constitutional Convention, Vol. 4: 1917-1918; Rearrangement of the Constitution and Miscellaneous Subjects (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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Absences from the Convention, Compensation of Delegates, Compensation of Employees, Matters of Procedure: Administering the Oath, Method of Electing the President, Appointment of Committees, The Committee of the Whole, Powers of the Committee of the Whole, Instructing Committees, Reconsideration, Number Requisite for Calling the Yeas and Nays, Amendments, Efl'ect of Amendments, Efl'ect of Action Taken by Courtesy, Treatment of Incidental Questions. Changes in Rules. Length of Seamons, Debate after Motion for Previous Question. Adjournment of the Convention. Committee to consider Changes wrought by the War, Submission of Amendments, In Memoriam, Relating to the War with Germany: The Italian War Mission, The Belgian Mission, The Russian Mission, The Japanese War Mission, The Second Liberty Loan, Recognition of Loyalty of Citizens under Arms, The chasseurs-a-pied, the So-called Blue Devils of France, Victory of the Italian Army, Resolution on the Death of Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt. American Victory m France, Resolution of Appreciation of those m Military and Naval Service, Returning Soldiers Admitted to the Floor.

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