Pennsylvania Council of Censors
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The Pennsylvania Council of Censors was an elected body under Pennsylvania’s 1776 constitution that periodically reviewed government actions to ensure they complied with the state constitution and to recommend reforms or constitutional changes.
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| Label | Occurrences |
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| Pennsylvania Council of Censors canonical | 1 |
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