The New America: A Study of the Imperial RepublicChapman & Hall, 1903 - Всего страниц: 268 |
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... Spain ; territorial expansion ; an increased Army and Navy ; the growing power of the federal administration ; an enormous material prosperity ; and a wholesale participation in the world's markets ; -all these causes have , as may ...
... Spain ; territorial expansion ; an increased Army and Navy ; the growing power of the federal administration ; an enormous material prosperity ; and a wholesale participation in the world's markets ; -all these causes have , as may ...
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... Spain and England . France , which had lately held territories to the north of them in Canada , and to the south and west of the Mississippi , was no longer feared.3 1 " The confederation ought to be settled before the declaration of ...
... Spain and England . France , which had lately held territories to the north of them in Canada , and to the south and west of the Mississippi , was no longer feared.3 1 " The confederation ought to be settled before the declaration of ...
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... Spain . The most dramatic - not , perhaps , the greatest . There are many causes for America's rapid , political , social , economic , and intellectual homogeneity within the present generation . Chief amongst these I am inclined to ...
... Spain . The most dramatic - not , perhaps , the greatest . There are many causes for America's rapid , political , social , economic , and intellectual homogeneity within the present generation . Chief amongst these I am inclined to ...
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... Spain . In that war , for the first time in American history , the President realized in practice the constitutional provision that the President shall actually lead and command in war . At all times , throughout the few brief weeks of ...
... Spain . In that war , for the first time in American history , the President realized in practice the constitutional provision that the President shall actually lead and command in war . At all times , throughout the few brief weeks of ...
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... Spain may , with- out exaggeration , be said to have intoxicated the nation , to have opened such a new and brilliant vista of world- power before their eyes that they would not have protested had the executive gone to even greater ...
... Spain may , with- out exaggeration , be said to have intoxicated the nation , to have opened such a new and brilliant vista of world- power before their eyes that they would not have protested had the executive gone to even greater ...
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