A Constitutional History of the American People 1776 1850 volume 1
A Constitutional History of the American People 1776 1850 volume 1
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It was a new world ; a fresh experience; a precedent for posterity. The vastness of the public domain made generosity an easy virtue with the government, and land could be had almost for the asking.
It followed that the new States and the old viewed the government in quite different lights. The old Thirteen looked upon the Union as their creation ; the new States looked upon it as their creator. They began with the Union, but the older States thought that the Union began with them. Old and new ...alike thought of the Union as a compact — as a government of specified, dele- gated powers. To this degree of unanimity all the States had attained — from Maine to Missouri, from Michigan to Florida. The doctrine of '98 was held by the majority of people who gave the question any thought. It was both the legal and the historical view. Equality was a well-worn word in 1830, but the century was to reach its close before politicians and parties and newspa- pers and preachers and teachers and writers in America were to be talking and thinking and de- manding economic equality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a new world ; a fresh experience; a precedent for posterity. The vastness of the public domain made generosity an easy virtue with the government, and land could be had almost for the asking.
It followed that the new States and the old viewed the government in quite different lights. The old Thirteen looked upon the Union as their creation ; the new States looked upon it as their creator. They began with the Union, but the older States thought that the Union began with them. Old and new ...alike thought of the Union as a compact — as a government of specified, dele- gated powers. To this degree of unanimity all the States had attained — from Maine to Missouri, from Michigan to Florida. The doctrine of '98 was held by the majority of people who gave the question any thought. It was both the legal and the historical view. Equality was a well-worn word in 1830, but the century was to reach its close before politicians and parties and newspa- pers and preachers and teachers and writers in America were to be talking and thinking and de- manding economic equality.
What to read after A Constitutional History of the American People 1776 1850 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Newton Thorpe to read onlineMoreLess
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