Unpopular government in the United States
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1. Front matter2. INTRODUCTION3. CHAPTER I UNPOPULAR GOVERNMENT—DEFINED—HOW FORMERLY MAINTAINED—PRECAUTIONS TAKEN TO AVOID IT4. CHAPTER II UNPOPULAR GOVERNMENT—HOW ESTABLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES IN SPITE OF THE PRECAUTIONS TO PREVENT IT5. CHAPTER III DISSIPATION OF POLITICAL IGNORANCE BY SELF-TAUGHT POLITICAL EDUCATION6. CHAPTER IV THE AUSTRALIAN BALLOT AND CIVIL-SERVICE ACTS7. CHAPTER V ALTRUISTIC EFFORTS TO ENLIGHTEN THE VOTER8. CHAPTER VI ABOLITION OF THE PARTY CIRCLE AND PARTY COLUMN9. CHAPTER VII THE PRIMARIES10. CHAPTER VIII THE INITIATIVE AND THE REFERENDUM11. CHAPTER IX THE RECALL12. CHAPTER X INDEPENDENT MOVEMENTS AND THE NEW PARTY13. CHAPTER XI THE SECURITY OF EXTRA-LEGAL UNPOPULAR GOVERNMENT BY POLITOCRATS IN THE UNITED STATES14. CHAPTER XII THE MENACE TO UNPOPULAR GOVERNMENT OF THE COMMISSION FORM OF GOVERNMENT FOR SMALLER CITIES15. CHAPTER XIII THE PRINCIPLE OF THE COMMISSION FORM OF GOVERNMENT APPLIED TO THE LARGER CITIES16. CHAPTER XIV THE PRINCIPLES OF THE COMMISSION FORM OF GOVERNMENT APPLIED TO THE STATE17. CHAPTER XV CONTEMPORARY PLANS LOOKING TOWARD THE UNION OF THE EXECUTIVE AND LEGISLATIVE POWERS OF STATE GOVERNMENTS18. CHAPTER XVI THE SECOND-CHAMBER PROBLEM[21]19. CHAPTER XVII METHODS OF SELECTING AND RETIRING JUDGES20. CHAPTER XVIII CHANGES IN THE PLAN OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT21. CHAPTER XIX CONCLUSION