American Institutions and Their Preservation, Volume 1Norwood Press, 1927 - 403 pagina's |
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... questions " and not until the sixteenth century was any persistent effort made to win political freedom . During the ... question whether popular sov- ereignty was possible . In his Gettysburg speech he said , " We here highly resolve ...
... questions " and not until the sixteenth century was any persistent effort made to win political freedom . During the ... question whether popular sov- ereignty was possible . In his Gettysburg speech he said , " We here highly resolve ...
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... question : the answer I leave to the judgment of the reader . " Matthew Arnold wrote , " To us , too , the future of the United States is of incalculable importance . Already we feel their influence much , and we shall feel it more . We ...
... question : the answer I leave to the judgment of the reader . " Matthew Arnold wrote , " To us , too , the future of the United States is of incalculable importance . Already we feel their influence much , and we shall feel it more . We ...
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... legislative branch of the government . ( 7 ) Universal common schools . ( 8 ) Town meeting . ( 9 ) Separation of the church from the state . ( 10 ) Equality of opportunity . The European question , what America amounts to other than 12.
... legislative branch of the government . ( 7 ) Universal common schools . ( 8 ) Town meeting . ( 9 ) Separation of the church from the state . ( 10 ) Equality of opportunity . The European question , what America amounts to other than 12.
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William Wilson Cook. The European question , what America amounts to other than wealth , is answered by these ten American institutions and by the further answer that Europe itself has originated no fun- damental new institutions during ...
William Wilson Cook. The European question , what America amounts to other than wealth , is answered by these ten American institutions and by the further answer that Europe itself has originated no fun- damental new institutions during ...
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... questions . It was a pure democracy , but later as the colony spread the rep- resentative system was found necessary . It led the way to the American system of written constitutions . It did not attempt , however , to define the rights ...
... questions . It was a pure democracy , but later as the colony spread the rep- resentative system was found necessary . It led the way to the American system of written constitutions . It did not attempt , however , to define the rights ...
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