the tenure of office act of 1820 was passed on may 15, 1820.
when was the tenure of office act of 1820 passed?
may 15, 1820
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the tenure of office act of 1820, also known as the four years' law, was passed on may 15, 1820 by the congress of the united states, and purported to be "an act to limit the term of office of certain officers therein named, and for other purposes" the author of the law was secretary of the treasury william h. crawford, which was introduced into the senate by mahlon dickerson of new jersey.
tenure of office act (1820)
post office act





























post office act (with their variations) is a stock short title initially used in the united kingdom and later in the united states and other english speaking countries, for legislation relating to the post office.





























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bullet::::- post office act 1914 





























section::::list.:bermuda.





























bullet::::- post office act 1900 





























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bullet::::- post office act 1867





























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bullet::::- indian post office act 1898 





























bullet::::- indian post office (amendment) bill, 2002 





























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bullet::::- post office act, 1908, adaptation order, 1932 





























bullet::::- post office (amendment) act 1951 





























bullet::::- post office (amendment) act 1969
post office act