A History of the U.S.A.Macmillan, 1974 - 730 pages |
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Page 68
... secure base in the middle states , and prevented the development of that sec- tional reputation from which Federalism suffered . Yet in time the Republican party became a victim of its own success . As the Federalists weakened , the ...
... secure base in the middle states , and prevented the development of that sec- tional reputation from which Federalism suffered . Yet in time the Republican party became a victim of its own success . As the Federalists weakened , the ...
Page 351
... secure the defeat of the Democrats and prevent a resurgence of Southern influence in Congress . William Gillette's recent study of the framing of the Fifteenth Amendment supports this suggestion , arguing that the black vote was ...
... secure the defeat of the Democrats and prevent a resurgence of Southern influence in Congress . William Gillette's recent study of the framing of the Fifteenth Amendment supports this suggestion , arguing that the black vote was ...
Page 547
Christine Bolt. Pacific possessions would finally secure American strength in Asia , ' the chief theatre of events in the ... secure the Midway Islands west of Hawaii for strategic reasons , but a year later he was complaining that the ...
Christine Bolt. Pacific possessions would finally secure American strength in Asia , ' the chief theatre of events in the ... secure the Midway Islands west of Hawaii for strategic reasons , but a year later he was complaining that the ...
Contents
The Colonial Legacy | 3 |
The Advance of Democracy | 39 |
The Civil War and Reconstruction | 114 |
Copyright | |
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