Selected Readings in American History

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Theodore Calvin Pease, Ashbel Sellew Roberts
Harcourt, Brace, 1928 - 802 páginas

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... . THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT . MAR . 30 , 1870 196. THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION OF 1871. MAR . 3 , 1871 197. THE FOUNDING OF THE GRANGE . 1867 540 546 547 .. 547 548 198. THE GENEVA ARBITRATION . SEPT . 14 , 1872 X Table of Contents.
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... COMMISSION . FEB . 4 , 1887 . 207. THE SHERMAN ANTI - TRUST LAW . JULY 2 , 1890 208. SHERMAN SILVER PURCHASE ACT . JULY 14 , 1890 209. THE FARMERS ' ALLIANCE . 1890 577 584 585 586 ..... 210. THE CONSERVATION ACT . MAR . 3 , 1891 211 ...
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... COMMISSION ACT . SEPT . 26 , 1914 244. CLAYTON ANTI - TRUST . OCT . 15 , 1914 245. THE FIRST LUSITANIA NOTE . MAY 13 , 1915 246. OCCUPATION OF HAITI . MAY 3 , 1916 ..... 670 670 673 679 683 686 689 693 247. THE GERMAN SUBMARINE PLEDGE ...
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... commission from his Majesty . . . are ... strictly required to seize and bring in as prize all such ships or vessels as shall have offended contrary hereunto , and deliver them to the court of admiralty , there to be proceeded against ...
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... commission of his Majesty ( Louis XIV . ) which I hold in my hand , and which may be seen by all whom it may concern , have taken , and do now take in the name of his Majesty and of his successors to the crown , possession of this ...

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PATRICK HENRYS STAMP ACT SPEECH MAY 30 1765
84
DECLARATION OF RIGHTS AND GRIEVANCES 1765
86
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ON THE STAMP ACT FEB 13 1766
88
THE DECLARATORY ACT MAR 18 1766
94
THE TOWNSHEND ACT JUNE 29 1767
95
THE NORTH CAROLINA REGULATORS SAUNDERS 1770
96
THE BOSTON TEA PARTY DEC 1773
99
WESTERN UNREST 1773
102
THE BOSTON PORT ACT MAR 31 1774
105
THE GOVERNMENT OF MASSACHUSETTS ACT MAY
108
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ACT MAY 20 1774
109
THE CALL OF THE FIRST CONTINENTAL CONGRESS JUNE 17 1774
110
THE QUEBEC ACT
111
THE MEETING OF THE FIRST CONTINENTAL CONGRESS JOHN ADAMS SEPT 5 1774
115
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OCT 20 1774
116
THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE ASSOCIATION LORD DUN MORE DEC 24 1774
120
THE AMERICAN AND BRITISH REPORTS OF LEXINGTON AND CONCORD 1775
124
DECLARATION OF THE CAUSES AND NECESSITY OF TAK
127
ING UP ARMS JULY 6 1775
128
A STATE GOVERNMENT IN THE REVOLUTION JAN
131
ADVICE OF CONGRESS TO FORM STATE GOVERNMENTS MAY 15 1776
133
VIRGINIA BILL OF RIGHTS JUNE 12 1776
134
THE RESOLUTION FOR INDEPENDENCE JULY 2 1776
137
THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION NOV 15 1776
141
LORD NORTHS PROPOSALS FOR CONCILIATION FEB
149
TREATY OF ALLIANCE WITH FRANCE FEB 6 1778
151
THE MASSACHUSETTS BILL OF RIGHTS 1780
154
TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN JAN 14 1783
159
THE CALL OF THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION
163
SHAYS REBELLION 1786
166
THE ORDINANCE OF 1787 JULY 13 1787
170
DEFECTS IN THE ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION ALEX ANDER HAMILTON DEC 1787
176
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
179
THE JUDICIARY ACT OF 1789
190
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PUBLIC CREDIT HAMIL TON JAN 9 1790
194
THE FIRST TEN AMENDMENTS NOV 3 1791
204
PROCLAMATION OF NEUTRALITY 1793
205
JAYS TREATY 1794
206
TREATY WITH SPAIN OCT 27 1795
214
WASHINGTONS FAREWELL ADDRESS SEPT 19 1796
216
THE ELEVENTH AMENDMENT JAN 8 1798
222
THE SEDITION ACT JULY 14 1798
223
THE KENTUCKY RESOLUTIONS OF 1798
224
THE VIRGINIA RESOLUTIONS OF 1798
227
THE KENTUCKY RESOLUTIONS OF 1799
228
THE LAND LAW OF 1800
229
JEFFERSONIAN PRINCIPLES FIRST INAUGURAL ADDRESS MAR 4 1801
231
REVIVALS RICHARD MNEMAR
234
MARBURY vs MADISON FEB 24 1803
236
THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE TREATY APR 30 1803
240
THE TWELFTH AMENDMENT SEPT 25 1804
242
EDUCATION IN NORTH CAROLINA
243
THE BERLIN DECREE NOV 21 1806
247
THE ORDER IN COUNCIL OF JAN 7 1807
249
THE ORDER IN COUNCIL OF NOV 11 1807
250
THE MILAN DECREE DEC 17 1807
252
THE EMBARGO ACT DEC 22 1807
253
ACT PROHIBITING THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE JAN
254
THE NONINTERCOURSE ACT MAR 1 1809
256
THE COPPERMINE PRISON KENDALL
258
THE RAMBOUILLET DECREE MAR 23 1810
260
MACONS BILL NO 2 MAY 1 1810
261
THE CADORE LETTER AUG 5 1810
262
THE DECLARATION OF WAR JUNE 18 1812
263
THE TREATY OF GHENT DEC 24 1814
264
THE SECOND BANK OF THE UNITED STATES APR 10 1816
268
THE WESTWARD MOVEMENT BIRBECK 1817
272
MADISONS VETO OF THE BONUS BILL MAR 3 1817
278
THE RUSHBAGOT AGREEMENT 1818
280
THE FLORIDA CESSION FEB 22 1819
281
MCCULLOUGH vs MARYLAND MAR 1819
284
THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE
287
THE TALLMADGE AMENDMENT FEB 15 1819
288
THE MISSOURI ENABLING ACT MAR 1820
289
THE CONSTITUTION OF MISSOURI 1820
290
THE ADMISSION OF MISSOURI MAR 2 1821
291
THE SETTLEMENT OF TEXAS 182024
292
THE LAND LAW OF 1820 APR 24 1820
297
THE RUSSIAN UKASE SEPT 7 1821
298
GEORGE CANNING AND THE MONROE DOCTRINE AUG
300
THOMAS JEFFERSONS OPINION OF CANNINGS PROPOSAL OCT 24 1823
302
THE MONROE DOCTRINE DEC 2 1823
303
THE RUSSIAN TREATY JAN 12 1825
306
THE PANAMA CONGRESS 1825
307
THE NEW YORK PENAL SYSTEM 1826
309
THE SOUTH CAROLINA EXPOSITION AND PROTEST OF 1828 CALHOUN
311
THE INAUGURATION OF JACKSON PARTON
318
THE POOR AND EDUCATION 1830
319
THE JEFFERSON BANQUET TOAST VAN BUREN APR
323
JACKSONS VETO OF THE BANK RECHARTER JULY
330
THE NULLIFICATION ORDINANCE OF SOUTH CAROLINA NOV 24 1832
333
JACKSONS PROCLAMATION TO SOUTH CAROLINA DEC 10 1832
335
THE FORCE BILL MAR 2 1833
342
THE COMPROMISE TARIFF OF 1833 MAR 2 1833
344
THE SPECIE CIRCULAR JULY 11 1836
345
JACKSONS VIEWS ON TEXAS DEC 21 1836
346
THE RECOGNITION OF TEXAN INDEPENDENCE BY THE UNITED STATES MAR 3 1837
347
THE ORIGIN OF THE SUBTREASURY SEPT 4 1837
348
EDUCATION IN MASSACHUSETTS MANN JAN 1 1838
352
THE PREEMPTION ACT OF 1841 SEPT 4 1841
359
THE WEBSTERASHBURTON TREATY OF 1842 AUG 9 1842
361
TREATMENT OF THE INSANE IN MASSACHUSETTS DIX
364
THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS MAR 1 1845
367
THE OREGON TREATY JUNE 15 1846
369
THE WHIGS AND THE MEXICAN WAR CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE FEB 1112 1847
373
SOUTHERN DEFENSES OF SLAVERY CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE FEB 11 1847
380
THE TREATY OF GUADALUPE HIDALGO FEB 2 1848
384
THE SOUTH AND THE WILMOT PROVISO CONGRES SIONAL GLOBE DEC 13 1849
386
CALHOUNS LAST SPEECH MAR 4 1850
389
WEBSTERS SEVENTH OF MARCH SPEECH MAR 7 1850
395
THE CLAYTONBULWER TREATY APR 19 1850
403
THE KANSASNEBRASKA ACT MAY 30 1854
424
THE EMIGRANT AID SOCIETY THAYER JUNE 26 1856
427
SOUTHERN MIGRATION TO KANSAS 1856
430
THE KNOW NOTHINGS WHITNEY 1856
431
THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM OF 1856
435
THE LECOMPTON CONSTITUTION SEPT 4 1857
437
THE ENGLISH ACT MAY 4 1858
440
SEWARDS IRREPRESSIBLE CONFLICT SPEECH OCT
446
LINCOLNS COOPER INSTITUTE SPEECH FEB 27 1860
448
THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION HALSTEAD 1860
453
THE CHICAGO CONVENTION HALSTEAD 1860
465
BUCHANANS VETO OF THE HOMESTEAD BILL JUNE
480
SOUTH CAROLINA ORDINANCE OF SECESSION
481
REPORT OF THE PEACE CONGRESS 1861
482
LINCOLNS FIRST INAUGURAL MAR 4 1861
485
THE CONFEDERATE CONSTITUTION MAR 11 1861
488
PRESIDENT LINCOLNS CALL TO ARMS APR 15 1861
494
THE CONFEDERACYS CALL TO ARMS MAY 6 1861
495
NEGROES AS CONTRABAND BUTLER MAY 1861
497
THE FIRST LEGAL TENDER ACT FEB 25 1862
499
THE HOMESTEAD ACT MAY 20 1862
501
THE SECOND CONFISCATION ACT JULY 17 1862
502
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION SEPT 22 1862
506
THE DRAFT ACT MAR 3 1863
507
THE GETTYSBURG ADDRESS NOV 19 1863
510
LINCOLNS AMNESTY PROCLAMATION DEC 8 1863
511
THE NATIONAL BANK ACT FEB 25 1863
514
THE WADEDAVIS BILL CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE JULY
519
LINCOLNS OBJECTIONS TO THE WADEDAVIS BILL JULY 8 1864
521
THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM OF 1864 AUG 29 1864
522
LINCOLNS SECOND INAUGURAL MAR 4 1865
523
JOHNSONS AMNESTY PROCLAMATION MAY 29 1865
525
THE THIRTEENTH AMENDMENT DEC 18 1865
528
THE FRENCH AND MEXICO SEWARD APR 16 1866
530
THE TENURE OF OFFICE ACT MAR 2 1867
532
RECONSTRUCTION ACT OF MAR 2 1867
533
THE PURCHASE OF ALASKA MAR 30 1867
535
THE REMOVAL OF STANTON JOHNSON FEB 22 1868
537
ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT AGAINST JOHNSON FEB MAR 1868
540
THE FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT JUNE 28 1868
546
THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT MAR 30 1870
547
THE FOUNDING OF THE GRANGE 1867
548
THE GENEVA ARBITRATION SEPT 14 1872
552
THE CRIME OF 1873 FEB 12 1873
558
THE RESUMPTION OF SPECIE PAYMENTS JAN 14 1875
560
THE BLANDALLISON ACT FEB 28 1878
568
THE CHINESE EXCLUSION ACT MAY 6 1882
569
THE PENDLETON ACT JAN 16 1883
571
THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION FEB 4 1887
577
THE SHERMAN ANTITRUST LAW JULY 2 1890
584
SHERMAN SILVER PURCHASE ACT JULY 14 1890
585
THE FARMERS ALLIANCE 1890
586
THE CONSERVATION ACT MAR 3 1891
593
THE VENEZUELA QUESTION
594
THE REPEAL OF THE SHERMAN SILVER PURCHASE ACT NOV 1 1893
601
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM OF 1896 JUNE 17 1896
602
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM OF 1896 JULY 8 1896
604
THE POPULIST PLATFORM OF 1896
605
THE DE LOME LETTER DEC 1897
609
SENATOR PROCTORS SPEECH ON CUBA MAR 17 1898
612
MCKINLEYS WAR SPEECH APR 11 1898
617
RECOGNITION OF THE INDEPENDENCE OF CUBA APR
620
ANNEXATION OF HAWAII JULY 7 1898
621
THE TREATY OF PEACE WITH SPAIN DEC 10 1898
623
THE OPEN DOOR NEGOTIATION 1899
626
THE GOLD STANDARD ACT OF 1900 MAR 14 1900
630
HAYS SECOND OPEN DOOR NOTE JULY 3 1900
631
THE PLATT AMENDMENT MAR 2 1901
632
THE HAYPAUNCEFOTE TREATY NOV 18 1901
634
ROOSEVELT ON THE TRUSTS 1901
637
ROOSEVELT AND CONSERVATION 1901
639
INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM EXTRACT FROM THE OREGON CONSTITUTION JUNE 2 1902
643
PACIFICATION OF THE PHILIPPINES JULY 4 1902
644
THE PANAMA REVOLUTION 1903
646
THE PANAMA CANAL TREATY NOV 18 1903
655
THE NORTHERN SECURITIES DECISION MAR 14 1904
660
ROOSEVELTS COROLLARY TO THE MONROE DOCTRINE DEC 6 1904
665
RETURN OF EXCESS INDEMNITY TO CHINA 1907
666
THE RECALL EXTRACT FROM THE OREGON CONSTITU TION JUNE 1 1908
668
THE SIXTEENTH AMENDMENT FEB 25 1913
670
THE FEDERAL RESERVE ACT DEC 23 1913
673
PROCLAMATION OF NEUTRALITY AUG 4 1914
679
THE TRADE COMMISSION ACT SEPT 26 1914
683
CLAYTON ANTITRUST OCT 15 1914
686
THE FIRST LUSITANIA NOTE MAY 13 1915
689
OCCUPATION OF HAITI MAY 3 1916
693
THE GERMAN SUBMARINE PLEDGE MAY 4 1916
696
ADAMSON EIGHT HOUR LAW SEPT 5 1916
706
ORGANIC ACT OF PORTO RICO MAR 2 1917
707
THE DECLARATION OF WAR AGAINST GERMANY APR
713
THE SELECTIVE SERVICE ACT MAY 18 1917
714
THE ESPIONAGE ACT JUNE 15 1917
719
THE LEVER ACT AUG 10 1917
724
THE FOURTEEN POINTS JUNE 8 1918
729
RAILWAY ADMINISTRATION ACT MAR 21 1918
732
AMENDMENT TO THE ESPIONAGE ACT MAY 16 1918
735
THE OVERMAN ACT MAY 20 1918
737
THE MAN POWER ACT AUG 31 1918
739
WILSONS ARMISTICE NOTES OCT NOV 1918
740
CONSTITUTION OF THE A F OF L 19181919
745
THE INDUSTRIAL WORKERS OF THE WORLD
752
THE EIGHTEENTH AMENDMENT
754
THE NINETEENTH AMENDMENT AUG 26 1920
758
THE ESCHCUMMINS ACT FEB 28 1920
759
THE PEACE RESOLUTIONS OF FEB MAR 1920
768
THE FOUR POWER TREATY AUG 21 1923
776
MCNARYHAUGEN BILL
783
COOLIDGES VETO OF THE MCNARY HAUGEN BILL
790
INDEX
796
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Selected Readings in American History
Theodore Calvin Pease,Ashbel Sellew Roberts
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Theodore Calvin Pease,Ashbel Sellew Roberts
Vista de fragmentos - 1940

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TítuloSelected Readings in American History
EditoresTheodore Calvin Pease, Ashbel Sellew Roberts
EditorHarcourt, Brace, 1928
Procedencia del originalUniversidad de Wisconsin - Madison
Digitalizado15 Abr. 2009
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