Thomas Jefferson, the Apostle of AmericanismLittle, Brown,, 1929 - Počet stran: 548 |
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... thought it per- fectly feasible , the prudent diplomat did not give Jefferson much encouragement . But in spite of the instructions sent by his government and the pressure exerted by Adams , who thought it cheaper to buy peace ...
... thought it per- fectly feasible , the prudent diplomat did not give Jefferson much encouragement . But in spite of the instructions sent by his government and the pressure exerted by Adams , who thought it cheaper to buy peace ...
Strana 206
... thought it perfectly feasible , the prudent diplomat did not give Jefferson much encouragement . But in spite of the instructions sent by his government and the pressure exerted by Adams , who thought it cheaper to buy peace ...
... thought it perfectly feasible , the prudent diplomat did not give Jefferson much encouragement . But in spite of the instructions sent by his government and the pressure exerted by Adams , who thought it cheaper to buy peace ...
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... thought : From these events , our young Republic may learn useful lessons , never to call on foreign powers to settle their differences , to guard against hereditary magistrates , to prevent their citizens from be- coming so established ...
... thought : From these events , our young Republic may learn useful lessons , never to call on foreign powers to settle their differences , to guard against hereditary magistrates , to prevent their citizens from be- coming so established ...
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