The Political Thought of American Statesmen: Selected Writings and SpeechesMorton J. Frisch, Richard G. Stevens |
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... proposed Constitution in other states . Their chief authors were Alexander Hamilton ( 1755-1804 ) and James Madison ... proposed Constitution - papers 37-84 . 5. The analogy of the proposed Constitution to the constitution of New York ...
... proposed Constitution in other states . Their chief authors were Alexander Hamilton ( 1755-1804 ) and James Madison ... proposed Constitution - papers 37-84 . 5. The analogy of the proposed Constitution to the constitution of New York ...
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... proposed Constitu- tion could afford . This topic also appears throughout . The first three headings , however , have a single theme - the imme- diate political question of what is to be done about the proposed Union , showing why it is ...
... proposed Constitu- tion could afford . This topic also appears throughout . The first three headings , however , have a single theme - the imme- diate political question of what is to be done about the proposed Union , showing why it is ...
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... propose in a series of papers to discuss the following interesting par- ticulars - The utility of the UNION to your ... proposed constitution to the true principles of republican government - Its analogy to your own state constitution ...
... propose in a series of papers to discuss the following interesting par- ticulars - The utility of the UNION to your ... proposed constitution to the true principles of republican government - Its analogy to your own state constitution ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
The Founding | 2 |
THOMAS JEFFERSON 17431826 | 6 |
Copyright | |
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