The American Political Tradition and the Men who Made itVintage Books, 1959 - 381 pages |
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... social fabric of Virginia in 1776 , and the sponsor of a “ Revolu tion of 1800 " which destroyed Federalism root and branch . Although there is fact enough to give the color of truth to these notions , they have been torn down by shrewd ...
... social fabric of Virginia in 1776 , and the sponsor of a “ Revolu tion of 1800 " which destroyed Federalism root and branch . Although there is fact enough to give the color of truth to these notions , they have been torn down by shrewd ...
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... social revolution . The difference was that Calhoun proposed that no revolution should be allowed to take place . To forestall it he suggested consistently - over a period of years — what Richard Current has called " planter ...
... social revolution . The difference was that Calhoun proposed that no revolution should be allowed to take place . To forestall it he suggested consistently - over a period of years — what Richard Current has called " planter ...
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... social theories or national politics . Any other course deprives them of liberty . · • In 1922 , disturbed by world - wide ferment , Hoover ex- pounded his social philosophy in a little book entitled American Individualism . He admitted ...
... social theories or national politics . Any other course deprives them of liberty . · • In 1922 , disturbed by world - wide ferment , Hoover ex- pounded his social philosophy in a little book entitled American Individualism . He admitted ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
Andrew Jackson and the Rise of Liberal | 45 |
the Marx of the Master Class | 68 |
Copyright | |
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