Civil Government As Developed in the States And in the United States
Civil Government As Developed in the States And in the United States
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And the great leaders in the whig party in the mother country recognized them as brethren. William Pitt, Edmund Burke, and others, frequently made speeches in parliament in which they denounced the coercive measures of the king and his tory ministry, and encouraged the American whigs to resist royal aggressions. At the close of the Revolution, the friends of the new nation were whigs, and the tories had been either driven out of the country or into obscurity. Nevertheless the two rival principl...es of cen- tralization and decentralization remained, and each sowed its seed in the new framework of government, and from that seed has sprung the only historic party differences worthy of Transition from Colony to State 147 the name. The " loose " and " strict " constructionists, re- spectively, of the post-constitution period are the legitimate inheritors of these principles. QUESTIONS 1. Were the colonies ever really sovereign states? Why? 2. Repeat the different kinds of colonial government.
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And the great leaders in the whig party in the mother country recognized them as brethren. William Pitt, Edmund Burke, and others, frequently made speeches in parliament in which they denounced the coercive measures of the king and his tory ministry, and encouraged the American whigs to resist royal aggressions. At the close of the Revolution, the friends of the new nation were whigs, and the tories had been either driven out of the country or into obscurity. Nevertheless the two rival principl...es of cen- tralization and decentralization remained, and each sowed its seed in the new framework of government, and from that seed has sprung the only historic party differences worthy of Transition from Colony to State 147 the name. The " loose " and " strict " constructionists, re- spectively, of the post-constitution period are the legitimate inheritors of these principles. QUESTIONS 1. Were the colonies ever really sovereign states? Why? 2. Repeat the different kinds of colonial government.
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