Covers come off books project Wanganui Chronicle By Merania Karauria, 6:47 AM Wednesday Sep 4, 2013 Hamish McDouall, author, lawyer and politician, holds his dictionary of 2200 pages, watched by adult learners from Liter

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• Knowledge
• Literacy
• Reading
• Socioeconomics
• Writing
• Whanganui
• New Zealand
• Geography of Oceania
• Oceania
• Geography of New Zealand

Walburn looks back after 27 years of service as township trustee BY: ROY CROSS, SENIOR WRITER, THE ATHENS MESSENGER *Published Aug. 20, 1989 Kate Walburn may have violated one of the prime rules for a politician by offen

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• Cul-de-sac
• Real estate

FRONTIER
POLITICIAN
JAMES
DOOGAN
DIES
 Anchorage
Daily
News
(AK)
‐
Monday,
April
7,
1997
 Author/Byline:
Staff
 Edition:
Peninsula
 Section:
Metro
 Page:
B2


Source URL: www.alaska.edu

• Alaska
• Western United States
• Mike Doogan
• Geography of Alaska
• Geography of the United States
• Fairbanks
• Alaska

Biographies page 1 of 28 Biographies A Abbott, John (1821 – 1893) Canadian academic, lawyer and politician; prime minister from 1891 to[removed]An energetic

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• Westminster system
• Government of Canada
• Governor General of Canada
• Monarchy in Canada
• Lieutenant governor
• Jean Chrétien
• Prime minister
• Persons of National Historic Significance
• Charles Tupper
• Politics of Canada
• Canada
• Government


 Jay
Hammond:
man,
myth,
legend
and,
yes,
politician
 Anchorage
Daily
News
(AK)
‐
Friday,
August
5,
2005
 Author/Byline:
MICHAEL
CAREY
;
Freelance
 Edition:
Final
 Sec

Source URL: www.alaska.edu

• Arctic Ocean
• West Coast of the United States
• Hammond
• Indiana
• Jay Hammond
• Wally Hickel
• Alaska
• Western United States
• United States

Samuel Medary, “Old Wheel-Horse of Democracy” Subject Guide for Chronicling America (http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov ) Introduction Samuel Medary[removed]was a newspaper publisher, politician and spokesperson f

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• Democratic National Convention
• Geography of the United States
• Ohio House of Representatives
• Columbus
• Ohio
• Samuel Medary
• Ohio
• The Crisis

Clement L. Vallandigham Subject Guide for Chronicling America (http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov ) Introduction Clement L. Vallandigham[removed]was a 19th century Ohio newspaper editor, attorney and politician active

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• Clement Vallandigham
• Copperheads
• Exiles
• American Civil War
• Politics of the United States
• General Order Number 38
• Union
• Ex parte Vallandigham
• Ohio in the American Civil War
• Anti-war
• Ohio

Whitelaw Reid Subject Guide for Chronicling America (http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov ) Introduction Whitelaw Reid[removed]was an American journalist, politician and diplomat active in the late 19th and early 20th c

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• Reid
• Horace Greeley
• New York
• Whitelaw Reid
• Political parties in the United States
• New-York Tribune

WORKSHEET BEFORE AND AFTER: TWO PORTRAITS OF A PRESIDENT Look. At left is a famous portrait of Abraham Lincoln by Mathew Brady Studio. The portrait was made before the politician’s historic Cooper Union Speech. Presi

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OPEN MEETING LAW The famous orator and politician William Jennings Bryant said: The government being the people’s business, it necessarily follows that its operations should be at all times open to the public

Source URL: www.leg.state.nv.us

• Politics
• Principles
• OML
• Public comment
• Freedom of information legislation
• Quorum
• Minutes
• Agenda
• Committee
• Parliamentary procedure
• Meetings
• Government