Political Thought in America: An AnthologyMichael B. Levy Dorsey Press, 1982 - 474페이지 |
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... Civil ] and then , 2. Of the Civil Being of Man . And I shall Principally take Baron Puffendorff for my Chief Guide and Spokes - man . SOURCE : John Wise A Vindication of The Government of New England Churches ( 1717 ) Gainesville ...
... Civil ] and then , 2. Of the Civil Being of Man . And I shall Principally take Baron Puffendorff for my Chief Guide and Spokes - man . SOURCE : John Wise A Vindication of The Government of New England Churches ( 1717 ) Gainesville ...
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... civil affairs , in our ar- mies , in our families , in all our business and conversation , we may hope for the direc- tion and blessing of the Most High , while we are using our best endeavors to preserve and restore the civil ...
... civil affairs , in our ar- mies , in our families , in all our business and conversation , we may hope for the direc- tion and blessing of the Most High , while we are using our best endeavors to preserve and restore the civil ...
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... civil liberty . This fact organized Socialism has accepted to a degree that Communism has not . Loyalty to the idea of justice and civil liberty for the individual may sometimes prove difficult in the hour of struggle . It is the only ...
... civil liberty . This fact organized Socialism has accepted to a degree that Communism has not . Loyalty to the idea of justice and civil liberty for the individual may sometimes prove difficult in the hour of struggle . It is the only ...
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A View of the Causes and Consequences of the American Revolution 17631775 | 55 |
Letter to James Madison 1787 Thomas Jefferson | 108 |
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