The American Political Tradition and the Men who Made itVintage Books, 1959 - 381 pages |
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Page 22
... friends at home were watching the failure of the Articles of Confederation , looking anxiously upon the political advances of the dirt farmers , and turning right- ward in their politics , he was touring Europe , taking the measure of ...
... friends at home were watching the failure of the Articles of Confederation , looking anxiously upon the political advances of the dirt farmers , and turning right- ward in their politics , he was touring Europe , taking the measure of ...
Page 76
... friend and foe , and has not been denied by his friendliest biographers . But he himself never acknowledged or ... friends one by one and expends them in breaking down his late associates - so all ends in ruin . " Rhett and Hammond ...
... friend and foe , and has not been denied by his friendliest biographers . But he himself never acknowledged or ... friends one by one and expends them in breaking down his late associates - so all ends in ruin . " Rhett and Hammond ...
Page 239
... friends I have amidst a host of acquaintances . Plenty of people offer me their friendship ; but , partly , because I am re- served and shy , and partly because I am fastidious and have a narrow , uncatholic taste in friends , I reject ...
... friends I have amidst a host of acquaintances . Plenty of people offer me their friendship ; but , partly , because I am re- served and shy , and partly because I am fastidious and have a narrow , uncatholic taste in friends , I reject ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
the Aristocrat as Democrat | 18 |
Andrew Jackson and the Rise of Liberal | 45 |
Copyright | |
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