Letters: Selections from the Private and Political Correspondence of Thomas Jefferson, Telling the Story of American Independence and the Founding of the American GovernmentE.M. Hale, 1949 - 374 Seiten |
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... fear almost desperate . The point of rep- resentation is what most alarms me , as I fear JEFFERSON'S LETTERS 13.
... fear almost desperate . The point of rep- resentation is what most alarms me , as I fear JEFFERSON'S LETTERS 13.
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... fear . After the injuries we have done them , they cannot love us , which leaves us no alternative but that of fear to keep them from attacking us . But justice is what we should never lose sight of , and in time it may recover their ...
... fear . After the injuries we have done them , they cannot love us , which leaves us no alternative but that of fear to keep them from attacking us . But justice is what we should never lose sight of , and in time it may recover their ...
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... fear . You will naturally examine first , the religion of your own country . Read the Bible , then , as you would read Livy or Tacitus . The facts which are within the ordinary course of nature , you will believe on the authority of the ...
... fear . You will naturally examine first , the religion of your own country . Read the Bible , then , as you would read Livy or Tacitus . The facts which are within the ordinary course of nature , you will believe on the authority of the ...
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