Thomas Jefferson, the Apostle of AmericanismLittle, Brown,, 1929 - Počet stran: 548 |
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... theory , he would have gone even further than any of his con- temporaries for , as he wrote in 1785 , " I should wish the United States to practice neither commerce , nor navigation , but to stand , with respect to Europe , precisely on ...
... theory , he would have gone even further than any of his con- temporaries for , as he wrote in 1785 , " I should wish the United States to practice neither commerce , nor navigation , but to stand , with respect to Europe , precisely on ...
Strana 234
... theory will be found fully developed in a letter to Samuel Kercheval written in 1816 and dealing with the revision of the Constitution of Virginia . It was expressed originally in a letter to James Madison , written from Paris on ...
... theory will be found fully developed in a letter to Samuel Kercheval written in 1816 and dealing with the revision of the Constitution of Virginia . It was expressed originally in a letter to James Madison , written from Paris on ...
Strana 365
... theory of 1776 that , in forming a social compact , liberty is exchanged for security and only those rights are given up which the members of the new society have not full power to enforce . Thus his theory of State rights was not only ...
... theory of 1776 that , in forming a social compact , liberty is exchanged for security and only those rights are given up which the members of the new society have not full power to enforce . Thus his theory of State rights was not only ...
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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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