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The common sense of civil service reform :
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Open letter to the editor of Century Magazine written while Roosevelt was a commissioner on the U.S. Civil Service Commission in Washington, D.C. and signed by him. He discusses federal appointments during the Benjamin Harrison administration, in particular those of Southern white Democrats and Black Republicans; he also highlights the benefits of the civil service reform law for the government and for employees and contrasts them with the old patronage system. The letter is bound in a leather volume and includes a title page and portrait of Roosevelt. Written on United States Civil Service Commission letterhead. Published in Century Magazine, May 1894.
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The year's work in civil-service reform : an address delivered at the annual meeting of the National civil-service reform league
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Civil service reform : Address at the first quarterly meeting of the Civil service reform association of the city of New York, October 18, 1877
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277889 no. 1.
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The progress of reform : an address delivered at the annual meeting of the National Civil-Service Reform League
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Purposes of the Civil-Service Reform Association : together with its constitution
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