Political Thought in America: An AnthologyMichael B. Levy Dorsey Press, 1982 - 474 pages |
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... York and the Champs Elysées but also , and in as large , if not larger , numbers , the worst stocks of Whitechapel , the East Side and Montmartre ; and it attempts to make the slums of white society in all cases and under all circum ...
... York and the Champs Elysées but also , and in as large , if not larger , numbers , the worst stocks of Whitechapel , the East Side and Montmartre ; and it attempts to make the slums of white society in all cases and under all circum ...
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... York and life in Peoria , Ill . , or St. Louis , Mo. , would be a good deal more like life as it is now in New York , or Peoria , or St. Louis , than like life in Petro- grad , or Kieff , or Odessa . But it is one thing not to be afraid ...
... York and life in Peoria , Ill . , or St. Louis , Mo. , would be a good deal more like life as it is now in New York , or Peoria , or St. Louis , than like life in Petro- grad , or Kieff , or Odessa . But it is one thing not to be afraid ...
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... York has under Tam- many rule ; and Manila may have a city coun- cil not much less virtuous than that of Chicago . ... No , we cannot expect that the Porto Ricans , the Cubans and the Filipinos will maintain orderly governments in Anglo ...
... York has under Tam- many rule ; and Manila may have a city coun- cil not much less virtuous than that of Chicago . ... No , we cannot expect that the Porto Ricans , the Cubans and the Filipinos will maintain orderly governments in Anglo ...
Contents
PART II | 25 |
A View of the Causes and Consequences of the American Revolution 17631775 | 55 |
Letter to James Madison 1787 Thomas Jefferson | 108 |
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