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Pro-Confederate sentiment particularly ruled in Conservative Party circles, where it was hoped that, if the United States became the Disunited States, the idea of democracy would be discredited.
When Cotton Wasn't King Michael Burlingame 2011
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This week's free Tor book is The Disunited States of America by Harry Turtledove (have you signed up yet?) and the free wallpaper comes from Shelly Wan and Scott M. Fischer.
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This week's free Tor book is The Disunited States of America by Harry Turtledove (have you signed up yet?) and the free wallpaper comes from Shelly Wan and Scott M. Fischer.
April 2008 2008
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John Joseph Adams profiles Harry Turtledove whose novel, The Disunited States of America, is a finalist for this year's Sidewise Award for works of alternate history.
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John Joseph Adams profiles Harry Turtledove whose novel, The Disunited States of America, is a finalist for this year's Sidewise Award for works of alternate history.
May 2007 2007
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Gary Younge has collected his journalism of the past four years into a rich and quick-witted book, Stranger in a Strange Land: Encounters in the Disunited States The New Press, New York; 2006.
Books of Last Year 3 2007
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Disunited as ever by Dave Kisor on Thursday, Oct 4, 2007 at 2: 22: 28 PM
Several States Are Discussing Secession From The United States 2007
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The age of the Disunited Kingdom is quickly drawing to an end.
Archive 2007-08-01 2007
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The issues which separate us are important in themselves, but they shrink into insignificance when offset against the Western World's main objective of holding in check the aggressive purpose of the U.S.S.R. United, the Western World has still the resources and the manpower to check the U.S.S.R. Disunited, it will fall an easy prey to their aggressive designs.
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The whispers of expectant heirs at the opening of a miser's will are decorous and respectful, compared to the chuckle of the leading English social and political organ and its echoes, when the bursting of the Republican "bubble" was proclaimed as an accomplished fact, and the hour was thought to have come when the "Disunited States" could be held up as a spectacle to the people of Europe.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 78, April, 1864 Various
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