Party Government in the United StatesRonald Press, 1938 - 597 pages |
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... natural opposition to each other , necessarily en- dangers the life of any state unless their antagonism can be modified and held in check . In a democracy the party system provides the necessary check and prevents armed conflict ...
... natural opposition to each other , necessarily en- dangers the life of any state unless their antagonism can be modified and held in check . In a democracy the party system provides the necessary check and prevents armed conflict ...
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... natural sectionalism apparent in a country as vast in expanse and as diverse in climate and natural resources as ours been carried to the extreme of civil war . One by one the ties that bound the country together snapped ; but among the ...
... natural sectionalism apparent in a country as vast in expanse and as diverse in climate and natural resources as ours been carried to the extreme of civil war . One by one the ties that bound the country together snapped ; but among the ...
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... natural resources , they were always borrowers of money , bor- rowing from the Eastern capitalists . And they were ... Naturally they sought a remedy for their situation , a remedy to be found in currency inflation . Of equal ...
... natural resources , they were always borrowers of money , bor- rowing from the Eastern capitalists . And they were ... Naturally they sought a remedy for their situation , a remedy to be found in currency inflation . Of equal ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 3 |
FUNCTIONS OF POLITICAL PARTIES | 32 |
FEDERALISTS IN POWER | 59 |
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