The Jeffersonian and Hamiltonian Traditions in American Politics: A Documentary HistoryAnchor Books, 1968 - 581 pages |
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... Speech on Slavery , February 6 , 1837 Stephen A. Douglas to the Concord , New Hampshire State Capitol Reporter , February 16 , 1854 Franklin Pierce , Veto Message , May 3 , 1854 Robert C. Toombs , Speech on Slavery , January 24 , 1856 ...
... Speech on Slavery , February 6 , 1837 Stephen A. Douglas to the Concord , New Hampshire State Capitol Reporter , February 16 , 1854 Franklin Pierce , Veto Message , May 3 , 1854 Robert C. Toombs , Speech on Slavery , January 24 , 1856 ...
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... Speech Accepting Nomination , Sep- tember 2 , 1916 Woodrow Wilson , Speech at Pueblo , Colorado , Sep- tember 25 , 1919 CHAPTER IX . THE 1920S : PROSPERITY AND REACTION Abrams v . United States , 1919 Warren Gamaliel Harding ...
... Speech Accepting Nomination , Sep- tember 2 , 1916 Woodrow Wilson , Speech at Pueblo , Colorado , Sep- tember 25 , 1919 CHAPTER IX . THE 1920S : PROSPERITY AND REACTION Abrams v . United States , 1919 Warren Gamaliel Harding ...
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... Speech on Liberalizing the Democratic Party , August 11 , 1938 Franklin D. Roosevelt , Eighth Annual Message , Janu- ary 6 , 1941 The Atlantic Charter , August 14 , 1941 Franklin D. Roosevelt , Eleventh Annual Message , 461 466 472 479 ...
... Speech on Liberalizing the Democratic Party , August 11 , 1938 Franklin D. Roosevelt , Eighth Annual Message , Janu- ary 6 , 1941 The Atlantic Charter , August 14 , 1941 Franklin D. Roosevelt , Eleventh Annual Message , 461 466 472 479 ...
Contents
General IntrODUCTION | 1 |
HAMILTON ANd the FederALISTS | 12 |
Alexander Hamilton to Robert Morris April 15 1781 | 21 |
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