Dissolution of assemblies and parliaments Committees of correspondence; provincial congresses Provisional governments; "governors" and "presidents" Origin of the senates Likenesses and differences between British and American systems QUESTIONS ON THE TEXT Section 3.

There is a fourth class of fairly well-paid professional spies, men and women, of all classes, who visit foreign countries with letters of introduction, who attend working-men's conventions, scientific, military, and other industrial congresses, receiving from 40 pounds to 100 pounds monthly by way of pay.

The days of stamp acts and "tea parties" and minute men; of state conventions and continental congresses; of Lexington and Valley Forge and the surrender of Cornwallis; of the Articles of Confederation and the formation of the Union.

" That was what grandfather had said; mother told us all about it; there were no secret committees in our domestic congress; all was done in open house; we knew all the hopes and the perplexities, only they came round to us in due order of hearing.

The year before the war there was an historical congress in London.

There is a fourth class of fairly well-paid professional spies, men and women, of all classes, who visit foreign countries with letters of introduction, who attend working-men's conventions, scientific, military, and other industrial congresses, receiving from 40 pounds to 100 pounds monthly by way of pay.

"Perhaps the best way of clarifying the situation would be for me to read this copy of a recent speech our President gave to our parliamentary congress."

In addition to the above arrangements guaranteed by or arising out of the general treaty, there would probably be a periodical congress of delegates of the parliaments of the States belonging to the league, as a development out of the existing Interparliamentary Union.

In addition to the president and his secretaries, there was to be a revolutionary congress composed of representatives from the provinces of the Philippine Archipelago, elected as provided by the decree of June 18.

Austria and Prussia came into opposition; two rival congresses were sitting at the same time in 1850; and war between the two states was only averted by the interference of Russia.

He had called the attention of two governments to this matter, and he hoped that before long there would be proposed an international congresssuch as the postal, telegraph, and sanitary congresses, and the international convention to fix the common meridianby one of the maritime powers, by which would be founded an international institution to diminish casualties at sea.

In the Forty-fourth, Forty-fifth, and Forty-sixth Congresses (the House being Democratic) was assigned to the Committee on Ways and Means.

[Footnote 69: Social Democrat members of the Reichstag in their report to the annual congress held in Cologne, 1893.]

He tried to get her to go with him on what was really a junket to Viennathere was no better place to play than the Vienna of those daysthough there was also some sort of surgical congress there that spring that served him as an excuse, and Mary, Miss Wollaston felt, had only herself to blame for what happened.

[Sidenote: Colonial congresses.]