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... began calling themselves Republicans . Hamilton in turn accused Jefferson and Madison of the same crime : attempting to destroy the republic . To legitimize their claim to being the rightful interpreters of the Constitution , Hamilton ...
... began calling themselves Republicans . Hamilton in turn accused Jefferson and Madison of the same crime : attempting to destroy the republic . To legitimize their claim to being the rightful interpreters of the Constitution , Hamilton ...
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... began in small villages in the East , intensified after the War of 1812 , then spread over western New York , and continued to grow through the late 1840s . Under its influence , Christians in all parts of the country tried to right the ...
... began in small villages in the East , intensified after the War of 1812 , then spread over western New York , and continued to grow through the late 1840s . Under its influence , Christians in all parts of the country tried to right the ...
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The Meeting of Old World and New 14921640 | 3 |
Indian Cultures of North America | 7 |
European Explorations in America | 17 |
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