Abraham Lincoln and Constitutional Government, Parts 1-2Chicago Legal News, 1918 - Constitutional law |
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Page vii
... the despotism of Russia , or the tomb of Frederick the Great , founder of the reigning family of Prussia , or the tomb of Napoleon , victor in many battles , but I consider Lincoln superior in his achievements Preface vii.
... the despotism of Russia , or the tomb of Frederick the Great , founder of the reigning family of Prussia , or the tomb of Napoleon , victor in many battles , but I consider Lincoln superior in his achievements Preface vii.
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... Napoleon compared to Washington . Louis Napoleon ... Imperial policy of Louis Napoleon . Adolph Theirs on Modern France History . The present Constitution .. The Civil Code ... Arstide Braind - formed a new ministry , 1916 ... President ...
... Napoleon compared to Washington . Louis Napoleon ... Imperial policy of Louis Napoleon . Adolph Theirs on Modern France History . The present Constitution .. The Civil Code ... Arstide Braind - formed a new ministry , 1916 ... President ...
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... Napoleon commences his strategic movements in Mexico , which he sought to control ; this was considered a violation of the Monroe Doctrine and it was deemed by the United States that he was taking advantage under cover of the Civil War ...
... Napoleon commences his strategic movements in Mexico , which he sought to control ; this was considered a violation of the Monroe Doctrine and it was deemed by the United States that he was taking advantage under cover of the Civil War ...
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... Napoleon , and as much more territory as could be forced from the United States . All traces of democracy would have been eliminated from the constitution of the Southern Confederacy and the only really free and independent citizens ...
... Napoleon , and as much more territory as could be forced from the United States . All traces of democracy would have been eliminated from the constitution of the Southern Confederacy and the only really free and independent citizens ...
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... Napoleon would have gained for him more favor than he ever received from his fellow men as Emperor . Yet , I say , fellow countrymen , that all men , whether equal in their capacities or not , should be free . No man has the right to ...
... Napoleon would have gained for him more favor than he ever received from his fellow men as Emperor . Yet , I say , fellow countrymen , that all men , whether equal in their capacities or not , should be free . No man has the right to ...
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