American Institutions and Their Preservation, Volume 1Norwood Press, 1927 - 403 pagina's |
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Pagina 13
... better than by a monarch , nobility , or privileged class of any kind . Liberty and personal independence are weighty words . The world's his- tory revolves around them . Individual liberty means the right to do as one likes , limited ...
... better than by a monarch , nobility , or privileged class of any kind . Liberty and personal independence are weighty words . The world's his- tory revolves around them . Individual liberty means the right to do as one likes , limited ...
Pagina 20
... better known in Europe than all other American institutions combined . It has revolutionized Europe and Asia . It is the dawn of a new civilization . Whether that civilization can survive industrialism is a problem for America to solve ...
... better known in Europe than all other American institutions combined . It has revolutionized Europe and Asia . It is the dawn of a new civilization . Whether that civilization can survive industrialism is a problem for America to solve ...
Pagina 22
... better . " We , the people " are not " We , the States , " and the powers of the federal government are not dependent on the will of particular States . Not a line of the Constitution justifies withdrawal or change except by amend- ment ...
... better . " We , the people " are not " We , the States , " and the powers of the federal government are not dependent on the will of particular States . Not a line of the Constitution justifies withdrawal or change except by amend- ment ...
Pagina 59
... better human material than in the middle and lower classes of Virginians . As explorers , adventurers , fighters , - wherever courage , activity , and force were wanted , they had no equals ; but they had never known discipline , and ...
... better human material than in the middle and lower classes of Virginians . As explorers , adventurers , fighters , - wherever courage , activity , and force were wanted , they had no equals ; but they had never known discipline , and ...
Pagina 61
... This complicates a political prob- lem that already was complicated enough . Gradual industrial changes will alone give a solution . Cuban tobacco is better than Southern tobacco ; the boll - weevil in the South CH . V 61 THE SOUTHERNER.
... This complicates a political prob- lem that already was complicated enough . Gradual industrial changes will alone give a solution . Cuban tobacco is better than Southern tobacco ; the boll - weevil in the South CH . V 61 THE SOUTHERNER.
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