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  • Source:
    Nation. 4/16/1914, Vol. 98 Issue 2546, p436-439. 4p.
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    • Subject Terms:
      BOOKS; UNPOPULAR Government in the United States (Book); VISION & a Voice, A (Book); KALES, Albert M.; DEMOCRACY; TRUTH
    • Abstract:
      That popular government in the U.S. is suffering grievously from the multiplication of elective offices is the theme of Albert M. Kales's book "Unpopular Government in the United States." The multiplication of elective offices is due to decentralization of governmental powers, combined with the belief that democracy means a maximum of elected officers and a minimum of officers appointed. In the book "A Vision and a Voice," R.G. Phillip writes frankly from the Christian standpoint but has made it his aim not to forget honest seekers after Truth.