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... Democrats ; names are things , and by adopting the name democrat we are led to substitute democracy for the constitutionalism founded by our fathers . " The Jeffer- sonian party , in Jefferson's days , never went by the name of the ...
... Democrats ; names are things , and by adopting the name democrat we are led to substitute democracy for the constitutionalism founded by our fathers . " The Jeffer- sonian party , in Jefferson's days , never went by the name of the ...
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... democrats . The genuine democrat , he who fully understands the democratic principles , holds no historical right , no constitution or vested rights , sacred or in- violable , any further than they suit the ideas , the interests , the ...
... democrats . The genuine democrat , he who fully understands the democratic principles , holds no historical right , no constitution or vested rights , sacred or in- violable , any further than they suit the ideas , the interests , the ...
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... Democratic party is not reassuring . The party were in power when Secession was started and the Southern Confederacy was organized , and the Democratic Adminis- tration , if it did not consent , it certainly did not resist . It talked ...
... Democratic party is not reassuring . The party were in power when Secession was started and the Southern Confederacy was organized , and the Democratic Adminis- tration , if it did not consent , it certainly did not resist . It talked ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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