JeffersonHarcourt, Brace, 1942 - 459 Seiten |
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... England , a fiery pamphlet fell upon America . It was forty- seven pages long , sold for 25. , and was entitled Common Sense . The author , it turned out , was an Englishman only one year in Philadelphia , a corsetmaker by trade , a ...
... England , a fiery pamphlet fell upon America . It was forty- seven pages long , sold for 25. , and was entitled Common Sense . The author , it turned out , was an Englishman only one year in Philadelphia , a corsetmaker by trade , a ...
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... England . Min- ister Adams had invited him to join him in London to help in the negotiation of a treaty with the visiting Minister from Tripoli . Jefferson accepted the invitation eagerly . He stayed in England for seven weeks , by ...
... England . Min- ister Adams had invited him to join him in London to help in the negotiation of a treaty with the visiting Minister from Tripoli . Jefferson accepted the invitation eagerly . He stayed in England for seven weeks , by ...
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... England and the businessmen of the United States . Jefferson had no objections to doing business with England , but to him the problem had political , rather than economic , im- plications . To be sure , he disliked the British ruling ...
... England and the businessmen of the United States . Jefferson had no objections to doing business with England , but to him the problem had political , rather than economic , im- plications . To be sure , he disliked the British ruling ...
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