The Great Republic: A History of the American People, Volum 1D.C. Heath and Company, 1992 - 656 sider The Great Republic aims to narrate and interpret American history around a central structure of several overarching themes: the reconciling of majority and minority interests in governing the body politic; the relations between America and the outer world; and the role of ideas in shaping American society and institutions. |
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... natural aristocracy , who were best able to carry out the responsibility of running the country . Thus they claimed that they were the government , not a " party . " Parties , as Washington warned in his Farewell Address , were ...
... natural aristocracy , who were best able to carry out the responsibility of running the country . Thus they claimed that they were the government , not a " party . " Parties , as Washington warned in his Farewell Address , were ...
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... Natural Boundary Great Salt L ROCK LEWIS , 1806 CLARK , 1806 Yellowstone R. Ft . Mandan L. Superior INDIANA TERRITORY L. Michigan MICHIGAN TERR . MOUNTAIN Santa Fe Pike's Peak 806 PIKE , 1805 Mississippi LEWIS AND CLARK Missouri R 1804 ...
... Natural Boundary Great Salt L ROCK LEWIS , 1806 CLARK , 1806 Yellowstone R. Ft . Mandan L. Superior INDIANA TERRITORY L. Michigan MICHIGAN TERR . MOUNTAIN Santa Fe Pike's Peak 806 PIKE , 1805 Mississippi LEWIS AND CLARK Missouri R 1804 ...
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... natural religion . This was followed by other works , such as Thomas . Paine's Age of Reason ( 1794 ) and the French Comte de Volney's Ruins of Empire ( 1791 ) , which together with Elihu Palmer's attempts to organize deistic societies ...
... natural religion . This was followed by other works , such as Thomas . Paine's Age of Reason ( 1794 ) and the French Comte de Volney's Ruins of Empire ( 1791 ) , which together with Elihu Palmer's attempts to organize deistic societies ...
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