The American Political Tradition and the Men who Made itVintage Books, 1959 - 381 pages |
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... course of reading , Jefferson praised Locke's work as being “ perfect as far as it goes , " and then added : " Descending from theory to practice , there is no better book than the Federalist . " In 1787 he told John Adams that he had ...
... course of reading , Jefferson praised Locke's work as being “ perfect as far as it goes , " and then added : " Descending from theory to practice , there is no better book than the Federalist . " In 1787 he told John Adams that he had ...
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... course to which I have been publicly committed . and which I am certain is the right course . Toward the close of his first term Roosevelt suffered attacks of anxiety for fear that some of his policies had offended the interests , and ...
... course to which I have been publicly committed . and which I am certain is the right course . Toward the close of his first term Roosevelt suffered attacks of anxiety for fear that some of his policies had offended the interests , and ...
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... course of his ascent was parallel to rather than identical with the main course of American develop- ment . He was a serious educator in philistine university circles , a British liberal in progressive America , a would - be dispenser ...
... course of his ascent was parallel to rather than identical with the main course of American develop- ment . He was a serious educator in philistine university circles , a British liberal in progressive America , a would - be dispenser ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
Andrew Jackson and the Rise of Liberal | 45 |
the Marx of the Master Class | 68 |
Copyright | |
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