A Disquisition on GovernmentSt. Augustine's Press, 2007 - 90 страница |
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... Representatives in 1811. As a congressman , Calhoun continued to embody republican principles and acquired the reputation as a moral statesman who regarded republicanism and patriotism as syn- onymous : he supported the War of 1812 ; he ...
... Representatives in 1811. As a congressman , Calhoun continued to embody republican principles and acquired the reputation as a moral statesman who regarded republicanism and patriotism as syn- onymous : he supported the War of 1812 ; he ...
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... Representatives , where Jackson's nemesis Clay served as speaker . In an unusual series of events , Clay came to ... representative engaged in a pseudonymous debate about the sources of political power.1 Thereafter , Calhoun began to ...
... Representatives , where Jackson's nemesis Clay served as speaker . In an unusual series of events , Clay came to ... representative engaged in a pseudonymous debate about the sources of political power.1 Thereafter , Calhoun began to ...
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... representative of this great interest . He is the conduit through which , all the honors and emolu- ments of the government flow ; -while the House of Commons , according to the theory of the government , is the head and representative ...
... representative of this great interest . He is the conduit through which , all the honors and emolu- ments of the government flow ; -while the House of Commons , according to the theory of the government , is the head and representative ...
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