Thomas Jefferson, the Apostle of AmericanismLittle, Brown,, 1929 - Počet stran: 548 |
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... Finally provisions were made for the revision of the Constitution . Truly most of the reforms advocated by Jefferson are already contained in this document , not implicitly but explicitly : reli- gious freedom , freedom of the press ...
... Finally provisions were made for the revision of the Constitution . Truly most of the reforms advocated by Jefferson are already contained in this document , not implicitly but explicitly : reli- gious freedom , freedom of the press ...
Strana 73
... finally but in order to procure real felicity ; for if this end is not obtained , sover- eignty ceases to be legitimate authority . " But this is not all ! The Declaration of Rights of 1774 ( " Journal of Congress " , I , 373 ) stated ...
... finally but in order to procure real felicity ; for if this end is not obtained , sover- eignty ceases to be legitimate authority . " But this is not all ! The Declaration of Rights of 1774 ( " Journal of Congress " , I , 373 ) stated ...
Strana 191
... finally succeeded in stay- ing the address they intended to send to Congress and to the king , asking him to intervene on their behalf.1 Fortunately the loan launched in Holland to meet the pay- ment of the June interest had succeeded ...
... finally succeeded in stay- ing the address they intended to send to Congress and to the king , asking him to intervene on their behalf.1 Fortunately the loan launched in Holland to meet the pay- ment of the June interest had succeeded ...
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AN AMERICAN DISCIPLE OF GREECE AND OLD ENGLAND | 19 |
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