Six Characters in Search of a Republic: Studies in the Political Thought of the American ColoniesRevised version of Part II of [the author's] Seedtime of the Republic. |
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... considered ) as they hate the devil . The very name of an arbitrary government is ready to put an Englishman's blood into a fermentation ; but when it really comes and shakes its whip over their ears , and 100 Six Characters in Search ...
... considered ) as they hate the devil . The very name of an arbitrary government is ready to put an Englishman's blood into a fermentation ; but when it really comes and shakes its whip over their ears , and 100 Six Characters in Search ...
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... considered himself very much an Englishman . Yet he was also a zealous New Englander . He could have cried with William Stoughton , " God sifted a Whole Nation that he might send Choice Grain over into this Wilderness , " for he found ...
... considered himself very much an Englishman . Yet he was also a zealous New Englander . He could have cried with William Stoughton , " God sifted a Whole Nation that he might send Choice Grain over into this Wilderness , " for he found ...
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Studies in the Political Thought of the American Colonies Clinton Rossiter. of Great Britain Considered ( 1760 ) made brilliant use of vital statistics in the scientific study of problems of pop- ulation . The sudden and surprising fame ...
Studies in the Political Thought of the American Colonies Clinton Rossiter. of Great Britain Considered ( 1760 ) made brilliant use of vital statistics in the scientific study of problems of pop- ulation . The sudden and surprising fame ...
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Apostle of Soul Liberty | 35 |
A Star of the First Magnitude | 79 |
Herald of Revolution | 116 |
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