The American Political Tradition and the Men who Made itVintage Books, 1959 - 381 pages |
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... United States Constitution , he did as much to keep the United States out of the League as isolationists like Borah or partisans like Lodge . When the possibility of rejection by the Senate was broached to him , he snapped : " Anyone ...
... United States Constitution , he did as much to keep the United States out of the League as isolationists like Borah or partisans like Lodge . When the possibility of rejection by the Senate was broached to him , he snapped : " Anyone ...
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... United States if the new philosophies of force were to encompass the other continents and invade our own . " When the war began , however , he said : " I hope the United States will keep out . Every effort of your government will be ...
... United States if the new philosophies of force were to encompass the other continents and invade our own . " When the war began , however , he said : " I hope the United States will keep out . Every effort of your government will be ...
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... United States ( Chicago , 1903 ) remains the indispensable source on the bank and the bank war . Bray Hammond : " Jackson , Biddle , and the Bank of the United States , " Journal of Economic History , Vol . VII ( May 1947 ) , pp . 1-23 ...
... United States ( Chicago , 1903 ) remains the indispensable source on the bank and the bank war . Bray Hammond : " Jackson , Biddle , and the Bank of the United States , " Journal of Economic History , Vol . VII ( May 1947 ) , pp . 1-23 ...
Contents
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Andrew Jackson and the Rise of Liberal | 45 |
the Marx of the Master Class | 68 |
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