The Epic of AmericaLittle, Brown,, 1959 - 405 páginas |
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... less than a dollar an acre . Temporarily the entire territory was to be governed as a unit by Congress , but when it had five thousand inhabitants they could elect a legislature , and , when population increased , three to five States ...
... less than a dollar an acre . Temporarily the entire territory was to be governed as a unit by Congress , but when it had five thousand inhabitants they could elect a legislature , and , when population increased , three to five States ...
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... less like that of Jefferson . Jefferson himself had , by force of circumstance , given it an impetus in that direction when , wisely allowing the practical needs of statesmanship to overrule the theory of the political thinker , he had ...
... less like that of Jefferson . Jefferson himself had , by force of circumstance , given it an impetus in that direction when , wisely allowing the practical needs of statesmanship to overrule the theory of the political thinker , he had ...
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... less uniformity of thought , and con- siderably less equalitarianism socially and politically . In another point also it differed widely . On all other frontiers , capital accumulated very slowly and had to be borrowed from the older ...
... less uniformity of thought , and con- siderably less equalitarianism socially and politically . In another point also it differed widely . On all other frontiers , capital accumulated very slowly and had to be borrowed from the older ...
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PREFACE | 3 |
THE RETURN OF QUETZALCOATL | 10 |
I | 21 |
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