Thomas Jefferson, the Apostle of AmericanismLittle, Brown,, 1929 - Počet stran: 548 |
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... dangers under which Europe was laboring , could not only establish the best possible form of government , but set an ... danger for the existence of his country . Throughout the long - drawn - out battle , he remained con- vinced that ...
... dangers under which Europe was laboring , could not only establish the best possible form of government , but set an ... danger for the existence of his country . Throughout the long - drawn - out battle , he remained con- vinced that ...
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... dangerous one and might put similar ambitions into the head of an unscrupulous schemer . Whether he really believed or not that there was such an imme- diate danger for America , and that Hamilton had really such intentions , is an ...
... dangerous one and might put similar ambitions into the head of an unscrupulous schemer . Whether he really believed or not that there was such an imme- diate danger for America , and that Hamilton had really such intentions , is an ...
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... danger of a conflict with France , and the chances of remaining at peace with Europe had considerably increased . " I now see nothing which need interrupt the friendship between France and this country , " wrote Jefferson to Cabanis ...
... danger of a conflict with France , and the chances of remaining at peace with Europe had considerably increased . " I now see nothing which need interrupt the friendship between France and this country , " wrote Jefferson to Cabanis ...
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AN AMERICAN DISCIPLE OF GREECE AND OLD ENGLAND | 19 |
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