The Reader's Digest, Volumen45De Witt Wallace, DeWitt Wallace, Lila Acheson Wallace Reader's Digest Association, 1944 |
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... Party functioned , with a frank program of overthrow by vio- lence , as an open revolutionary party . The result was complete failure . The American people repudiated this overt attack on democracy , and the party remained a small ...
... Party functioned , with a frank program of overthrow by vio- lence , as an open revolutionary party . The result was complete failure . The American people repudiated this overt attack on democracy , and the party remained a small ...
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... Party , became President in 1801 , many Federalists thought that now , under " Jefferson the Jacobin , " there would be no more liberty , no more property , no more religion , no more America . The Federalists climbed into their sickbed ...
... Party , became President in 1801 , many Federalists thought that now , under " Jefferson the Jacobin , " there would be no more liberty , no more property , no more religion , no more America . The Federalists climbed into their sickbed ...
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... Party now feels strong enough to tolerate , even to recognize , the Church . The patri- archs have loyally supported the war . The principal reason for the Party's original opposition lay in the fact that the Church had in previous ...
... Party now feels strong enough to tolerate , even to recognize , the Church . The patri- archs have loyally supported the war . The principal reason for the Party's original opposition lay in the fact that the Church had in previous ...
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