Words that Made American History: Colonial times to the 1870'sRichard Nelson Current, John Arthur Garraty Little, Brown, 1965 [1] Colonial times to the 1870's.--[2] Since the Civil War. |
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... important aspects of the American character . Words that made American history in one or another of those senses form the substance of the present volume . To include all such writings would require enough books to fill a good- sized ...
... important aspects of the American character . Words that made American history in one or another of those senses form the substance of the present volume . To include all such writings would require enough books to fill a good- sized ...
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... importance to the welfare of nations that they should be governed by men of talents and virtue : but it is perhaps still more important that the interests of those men should not differ from the interests of the community at large ; for ...
... importance to the welfare of nations that they should be governed by men of talents and virtue : but it is perhaps still more important that the interests of those men should not differ from the interests of the community at large ; for ...
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... important of the endless arguments used to justify expansion . The term Manifest Destiny itself was first used by an ardent Jacksonian Democrat , the lawyer and journalist John L. O'Sullivan ( 1813-1895 ) . In 1841 O'Sullivan ...
... important of the endless arguments used to justify expansion . The term Manifest Destiny itself was first used by an ardent Jacksonian Democrat , the lawyer and journalist John L. O'Sullivan ( 1813-1895 ) . In 1841 O'Sullivan ...
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