The American Political Tradition and the Men who Made itVintage Books, 1959 - 381 pages |
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Richard Hofstadter. cantile aristocracy , wrote to Washington , June 27 , 1786 , that he feared that " the better kind ... wrote to a friend : " Let it stand as a principle that government originates from the people ; but 6 THE FOUNDING ...
Richard Hofstadter. cantile aristocracy , wrote to Washington , June 27 , 1786 , that he feared that " the better kind ... wrote to a friend : " Let it stand as a principle that government originates from the people ; but 6 THE FOUNDING ...
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... wrote : those who clearly discerned the injustice and impolicy of enriching and strengthening the federalists by bank or debt stock , at the publick expense , will seldom refuse to receive a similar sinecure . In short , a power in the ...
... wrote : those who clearly discerned the injustice and impolicy of enriching and strengthening the federalists by bank or debt stock , at the publick expense , will seldom refuse to receive a similar sinecure . In short , a power in the ...
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... wrote . " . . . I regard this life very much as a struggle against evil , and that to him who acts on proper principle , the reward is in the struggle more than in victory itself , although that greatly enhances it . " In adult life to ...
... wrote . " . . . I regard this life very much as a struggle against evil , and that to him who acts on proper principle , the reward is in the struggle more than in victory itself , although that greatly enhances it . " In adult life to ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
the Aristocrat as Democrat | 18 |
Andrew Jackson and the Rise of Liberal | 45 |
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