North-American Review and Miscellaneous JournalUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1885 |
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TWO YEARS OF CIVIL SERVICE REFORM . THE experiment of reform , under the Civil Service Act of Jan. 16 , 1883 , has continued long enough to warrant some estimate of the new system . The provisions of the Act may be grouped under two ...
TWO YEARS OF CIVIL SERVICE REFORM . THE experiment of reform , under the Civil Service Act of Jan. 16 , 1883 , has continued long enough to warrant some estimate of the new system . The provisions of the Act may be grouped under two ...
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... reform only under compulsion . The strength of the reform sentiment was greatly underestimated . It was not believed that voters would repudiate the candidates rather than the principles of the party . It was not imagined that the Demo ...
... reform only under compulsion . The strength of the reform sentiment was greatly underestimated . It was not believed that voters would repudiate the candidates rather than the principles of the party . It was not imagined that the Demo ...
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... reform emanated neither from Administrations nor Congresses , but from the people . In this it is unlike the reform of the Civil Service in England , where ministers , being responsible themselves , sought the enactment of a law which ...
... reform emanated neither from Administrations nor Congresses , but from the people . In this it is unlike the reform of the Civil Service in England , where ministers , being responsible themselves , sought the enactment of a law which ...
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