Thomas Jefferson, the Apostle of AmericanismLittle, Brown,, 1929 - Počet stran: 548 |
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... fact that American civilization is different from any other that has developed in Europe , and that principles of " economy " which apply to European nations should not be transferred " without calculating the difference of circumstance ...
... fact that American civilization is different from any other that has developed in Europe , and that principles of " economy " which apply to European nations should not be transferred " without calculating the difference of circumstance ...
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... fact worth remembering that before the Constitution was adopted , the only men who constantly had to think of the United States as one nation were the American ministers abroad . The very fact that Jefferson was in Paris not only put ...
... fact worth remembering that before the Constitution was adopted , the only men who constantly had to think of the United States as one nation were the American ministers abroad . The very fact that Jefferson was in Paris not only put ...
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... fact . In the form of juries , therefore , they determine all matters of fact , leaving to the permanent judges to decide the law resulting from those facts.1 Thus spoke the champion of democracy at the beginning of the French ...
... fact . In the form of juries , therefore , they determine all matters of fact , leaving to the permanent judges to decide the law resulting from those facts.1 Thus spoke the champion of democracy at the beginning of the French ...
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A VIRGINIA BOYHOOD | 3 |
AN AMERICAN DISCIPLE OF GREECE AND OLD ENGLAND | 19 |
A VIRGINIA LAWYER | 34 |
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