History of the United States of America from the Discovery of the Continent, Band 3Little, Brown and Company, 1876 - 588 Seiten |
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... political edifice rose in lovely proportions , as if to the melodies of the lyre . Peacefully and without crime , humanity was to make for itself a new existence . A few men of Anglo - Saxon descent , chiefly farmers , planters , and ...
... political edifice rose in lovely proportions , as if to the melodies of the lyre . Peacefully and without crime , humanity was to make for itself a new existence . A few men of Anglo - Saxon descent , chiefly farmers , planters , and ...
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... consent recog- nised as the only just origin of fundamental laws : so that in thirteen separate states , with ample territory for creating more , the inhabitants of each formed their own political 10 СНАР . І. THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION .
... consent recog- nised as the only just origin of fundamental laws : so that in thirteen separate states , with ample territory for creating more , the inhabitants of each formed their own political 10 СНАР . І. THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION .
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George Bancroft. more , the inhabitants of each formed their own political in- stitutions . By the side of the principle of the freedom of the individual and the freedom of the separate states , the noblest work of human intellect was ...
George Bancroft. more , the inhabitants of each formed their own political in- stitutions . By the side of the principle of the freedom of the individual and the freedom of the separate states , the noblest work of human intellect was ...
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... political liberty , as a birthright , was the talisman that harmoniously blended all differences , and inspired a new public life , dearer than their native tongue , their memories , and their kindred . Dutch , French , Swede , and ...
... political liberty , as a birthright , was the talisman that harmoniously blended all differences , and inspired a new public life , dearer than their native tongue , their memories , and their kindred . Dutch , French , Swede , and ...
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... political question whatever . In those days , two secretaries of state managed the foreign relations of Great Britain . The executive power with regard to the colonies was reserved to the one who had the care of what was called the ...
... political question whatever . In those days , two secretaries of state managed the foreign relations of Great Britain . The executive power with regard to the colonies was reserved to the one who had the care of what was called the ...
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