The American Republic: Its Constitution, Tendencies, and Destiny
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Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION
Chapter 2 ORIGIN OF GOVERNMENT
Chapter 3 ORIGIN OF GOVERNMENT-CONTINUED.
Chapter 4 ORIGIN OF GOVERNMENT-CONTINUED. 4
Chapter 5 ORIGIN OF GOVERNMENT-CONCLUDED.
Chapter 6 CONSTITUTION OF GOVERNMENT.
Chapter 7 CONSTITUTION OF GOVERNMENT-CONCLUDED.
Chapter 8 THE UNITED STATES
Chapter 9 CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
Chapter 10 THE CONSTITUTION-CONTINUED.
Chapter 11 SECESSION.
Chapter 12 RECONSTRUCTION.
Chapter 13 POLITICAL TENDENCIES.
Chapter 14 DESTINY-POLITICAL AND RELIGIOUS.
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Chapter 13 POLITICAL TENDENCIES.

The most marked political tendency of the American people has been, since 1825, to interpret their government as a pure and simple democracy, and to shift it from a territorial to a purely popular basis, or from the people as the state, inseparably united to the national territory or domain, to the people as simply population, either as individuals

            
            

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