The American Nation: A History of the United States, Volumen1Harper & Row, 1971 - 999 páginas |
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... idea lacked originality , it had never before been put into practice on such a scale . Revolution was not a new thing , of course , but the spectacle of a people solemnly explaining and justifying their right , in an orderly manner , to ...
... idea lacked originality , it had never before been put into practice on such a scale . Revolution was not a new thing , of course , but the spectacle of a people solemnly explaining and justifying their right , in an orderly manner , to ...
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... idea of of Reform reform as never before in their history . Why reform movements proliferated at this particular time can be explained in a number of ways , none entirely satisfactory but all enlightening . The new optimism of ...
... idea of of Reform reform as never before in their history . Why reform movements proliferated at this particular time can be explained in a number of ways , none entirely satisfactory but all enlightening . The new optimism of ...
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... ideas about the meaning of life , the truth of revealed religion , moral values , and similar fundamental problems ... idea that man had been formed in God's image was highly unlikely at best . A bitter controversy erupted , described ...
... ideas about the meaning of life , the truth of revealed religion , moral values , and similar fundamental problems ... idea that man had been formed in God's image was highly unlikely at best . A bitter controversy erupted , described ...
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The Age of Discovery and Settlement | 14 |
The Colonial World | 66 |
America and the British Empire | 98 |
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