American Institutions and Their Preservation, Volume 1Norwood Press, 1927 - 403 pagina's |
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... continue to demonstrate that a great people spread over a great country is capable of self- government , and to demonstrate that a republic is the best form of government for people of intelligence and character . The future of America ...
... continue to demonstrate that a great people spread over a great country is capable of self- government , and to demonstrate that a republic is the best form of government for people of intelligence and character . The future of America ...
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... continues , " When I look at the horizon of the future I see the dark menace of grave dangers which are rapidly taking shape . I see a great people passing through strange ordeals , which will put its intelligence and its virtue to ...
... continues , " When I look at the horizon of the future I see the dark menace of grave dangers which are rapidly taking shape . I see a great people passing through strange ordeals , which will put its intelligence and its virtue to ...
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... continue their own religion and laws , except so far as they conflicted with Roman policy . Rome always retained the power , however , of changing the laws of the subject nations and herein it fell short of a complete federal idea . The ...
... continue their own religion and laws , except so far as they conflicted with Roman policy . Rome always retained the power , however , of changing the laws of the subject nations and herein it fell short of a complete federal idea . The ...
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... continues as to the Scotch - Irish : " Reli- gious bigotry , commercial jealousy , and modern landlordism had combined to do their worst against the Ulster settlement . The emigration was not the whole of the mischief . Those who went ...
... continues as to the Scotch - Irish : " Reli- gious bigotry , commercial jealousy , and modern landlordism had combined to do their worst against the Ulster settlement . The emigration was not the whole of the mischief . Those who went ...
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... continues to this day , so far as the law allows . Henry Cabot Lodge , in speaking of immigrants to the Colonies , said : " A large part of these settlers were Scotch - Irish Presbyterians , valuable and good colonists ; but there were ...
... continues to this day , so far as the law allows . Henry Cabot Lodge , in speaking of immigrants to the Colonies , said : " A large part of these settlers were Scotch - Irish Presbyterians , valuable and good colonists ; but there were ...
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