The Epic of AmericaLittle, Brown,, 1959 - 405 páginas |
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... common man had taken a vast step forward . In the forests of America he had become perhaps a freer individual than he had been at any time in the thousand years since his Anglo - Saxon an- cestors had dwelt in the forests of Germany ...
... common man had taken a vast step forward . In the forests of America he had become perhaps a freer individual than he had been at any time in the thousand years since his Anglo - Saxon an- cestors had dwelt in the forests of Germany ...
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... common man and the insistence upon his having , as far as possible , equal opportunity in every way with the rich one . By 1800 the common man was up in arms against the Federalist Party with its openly expressed disbelief in him and ...
... common man and the insistence upon his having , as far as possible , equal opportunity in every way with the rich one . By 1800 the common man was up in arms against the Federalist Party with its openly expressed disbelief in him and ...
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... common man . Adams did not represent riches , but he did represent intellectual and moral integrity of the highest type . The common man cared nothing for these . Intellectual integrity was an unmeaning phrase to him , and his morality ...
... common man . Adams did not represent riches , but he did represent intellectual and moral integrity of the highest type . The common man cared nothing for these . Intellectual integrity was an unmeaning phrase to him , and his morality ...
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PREFACE | 3 |
THE RETURN OF QUETZALCOATL | 10 |
I | 21 |
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