| Title: | Mass-rule government, and why is a new constitution inperative? The principles, devices, education, and organization required to give to the qualified citizens the supreme power over their government |
| Author: | Brunk, Thomas L., 1859- |
| Note: | Union Advocate Press, 1928 |
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| Subject: | Democracy |
| Subject: | Political science |
| Subject: | United States -- Politics and government |
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