American Convictions: Cycles of Public Thought, 1600-1850Lippincott, 1970 - 632페이지 Studies the bases and fluctuations of American political thought and attitudes from the colonial experience to the dawn of industrialism. |
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... reform were the law of primogeniture and the law of entail , two usages which , together and separately , could be invoked to prevent the subdivision of an estate at the death of the owner ; they sustained in possession one member , or ...
... reform were the law of primogeniture and the law of entail , two usages which , together and separately , could be invoked to prevent the subdivision of an estate at the death of the owner ; they sustained in possession one member , or ...
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... reform , after six years in Boston which had been less successful than his years in Connecticut , had come to Ohio ... reforms " -that is , that antislavery as a national cause owed its birth to Finney's evangelism beginning in upstate ...
... reform , after six years in Boston which had been less successful than his years in Connecticut , had come to Ohio ... reforms " -that is , that antislavery as a national cause owed its birth to Finney's evangelism beginning in upstate ...
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... reform and journal- ism . Cooper came close to Tocqueville in the passage " On Liberty , " which warns against overacceptance of the majority principle : " We do not adopt the popular polity because it is perfect , but because it is ...
... reform and journal- ism . Cooper came close to Tocqueville in the passage " On Liberty , " which warns against overacceptance of the majority principle : " We do not adopt the popular polity because it is perfect , but because it is ...
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