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by Henry Lester Smith (Author), Sheldon Emmor Davis (Author), Clarence Henry McClure (Author)
"Our Government: Revised, a Textbook of Civics" provides a comprehensive exploration of the American political system and the responsibilities of its citizens. Written as an essential guide for students, this work delves into the foundational principles of democracy, the intricacies of the United States Constitution, and the functional branches of local, state, and federal government. Through clear explanations and structured lessons, the authors aim to cultivate a well-informed electorate by examining the practical applications of law, public administration, and community involvement.
The text serves as a significant historical reflection of civic education, showcasing the pedagogical approaches and political priorities of the early 20th century. It covers essential topics such as the electoral process, taxation, public health, and the judicial system, offering readers a window into how the ideals of American governance were communicated to students of the era. "Our Government: Revised, a Textbook of Civics" remains a valuable resource for those interested in the history of political education and the evolving understanding of what it means to participate in a democratic society.
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