American Institutions and Their Preservation, Volume 1Norwood Press, 1927 - 403 pagina's |
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... millions of men , fill- ing a vast continent , to obey that common will which they have provided peaceful means for ascertaining , if ever these forces that have created and preserved the sense of common duty and common interest ...
... millions of men , fill- ing a vast continent , to obey that common will which they have provided peaceful means for ascertaining , if ever these forces that have created and preserved the sense of common duty and common interest ...
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... millions of men happy and prosperous , without emperors without kings without the surroundings of a court - without nobles , except such as are made by eminence in intellect and virtue — - — - without State bishops and State priests ...
... millions of men happy and prosperous , without emperors without kings without the surroundings of a court - without nobles , except such as are made by eminence in intellect and virtue — - — - without State bishops and State priests ...
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... millions of inhabitants of England and Wales only 214,000 had the right to vote and 6000 of them were able to elect a majority of the House of Commons , by reason of the " rotten boroughs . " Adams says , " During the eighteenth century ...
... millions of inhabitants of England and Wales only 214,000 had the right to vote and 6000 of them were able to elect a majority of the House of Commons , by reason of the " rotten boroughs . " Adams says , " During the eighteenth century ...
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... descendants are now not far from four millions . Each family has multiplied on the average of one thousand souls . To New York and Ohio , where they constitute half the population , they have carried 54 PART II THE NEW ENGLANDER.
... descendants are now not far from four millions . Each family has multiplied on the average of one thousand souls . To New York and Ohio , where they constitute half the population , they have carried 54 PART II THE NEW ENGLANDER.
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... millions . Even its government is a composite ; lawyers for guiding ; engineers for executing ; Wall Street for financing . Tammany Hall occupies the stage , furnishes the votes , and takes the patronage . New York is a city of ...
... millions . Even its government is a composite ; lawyers for guiding ; engineers for executing ; Wall Street for financing . Tammany Hall occupies the stage , furnishes the votes , and takes the patronage . New York is a city of ...
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