The American Nation: A History of the United States, Volumen1Harper & Row, 1971 - 999 páginas |
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... persons bothered to vote in the election . In Richmond , Virginia , for example , only 17 persons voted for Presidential electors in 1820 . Monroe seemed to epitomize the final resolution of the conflicts that had divided men ...
... persons bothered to vote in the election . In Richmond , Virginia , for example , only 17 persons voted for Presidential electors in 1820 . Monroe seemed to epitomize the final resolution of the conflicts that had divided men ...
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... persons understood this aspect of the amendment at the time . First of all , to cope with the possibility that the Supreme Court might find the Civil Rights Act unconstitutional , the amendment supplied a broad definition of American ...
... persons understood this aspect of the amendment at the time . First of all , to cope with the possibility that the Supreme Court might find the Civil Rights Act unconstitutional , the amendment supplied a broad definition of American ...
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... persons , many of them unconnected with the union , were arrested , but in only 43 cases could evidence be found to justify deportation . Nevertheless , the public reacted so favorably that Palmer , thinking now of winning the 1920 ...
... persons , many of them unconnected with the union , were arrested , but in only 43 cases could evidence be found to justify deportation . Nevertheless , the public reacted so favorably that Palmer , thinking now of winning the 1920 ...
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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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