Thomas Jefferson, the Apostle of AmericanismLittle, Brown,, 1929 - Počet stran: 548 |
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... least , Jefferson did not seem to suspect that it could be taken as a model by any other nations , or that its main principles would prove so " contagious . " The situation of America was unique . Unlimited agricultural lands extended ...
... least , Jefferson did not seem to suspect that it could be taken as a model by any other nations , or that its main principles would prove so " contagious . " The situation of America was unique . Unlimited agricultural lands extended ...
Strana 440
... least for nations who manage to remain neutral while the rest of the world is torn by calamitous conflicts . Europe's misfortune had been to some extent America's good fortune . With comparatively short intermissions , France and ...
... least for nations who manage to remain neutral while the rest of the world is torn by calamitous conflicts . Europe's misfortune had been to some extent America's good fortune . With comparatively short intermissions , France and ...
Strana 457
... least dignified . It must be furthermore remembered that though he was gifted with remarkable foresight , Jefferson was in no position to guess that the conflict between England and France would last for seven more years . He believed ...
... least dignified . It must be furthermore remembered that though he was gifted with remarkable foresight , Jefferson was in no position to guess that the conflict between England and France would last for seven more years . He believed ...
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