The United States: An Experiment in DemocracyHarper, 1920 - 332 páginas |
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... practically expelled from North America , and England acquired all of her possessions east of the Mississippi . The year 1763 , which marks the close of this seven years ' conflict , was an important date in the history of the world ...
... practically expelled from North America , and England acquired all of her possessions east of the Mississippi . The year 1763 , which marks the close of this seven years ' conflict , was an important date in the history of the world ...
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... the Constitution , and were then admitted to the Union . The Carpet - bag régime , in which the whites took practically no part , was a travesty upon the principle of self - government and a dis- grace 216 THE UNITED STATES.
... the Constitution , and were then admitted to the Union . The Carpet - bag régime , in which the whites took practically no part , was a travesty upon the principle of self - government and a dis- grace 216 THE UNITED STATES.
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... practically to exclude the negro from any effective ex- ercise of his political rights . In spite of the Constitution , the colored people are in fact a disfranchised people in all the Southern states . Thus it happens that , so far as ...
... practically to exclude the negro from any effective ex- ercise of his political rights . In spite of the Constitution , the colored people are in fact a disfranchised people in all the Southern states . Thus it happens that , so far as ...
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