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Stiverson, “Necessity, the Mother of Union,” passim; Peter S. Onuf, “Maryland, The Small Republic in the New Nation,” in Gillespie and Lienesch, esp.
Ratification Pauline Maier 2010
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Stiverson, “Necessity, the Mother of Union,” passim; Peter S. Onuf, “Maryland, The Small Republic in the New Nation,” in Gillespie and Lienesch, esp.
Ratification Pauline Maier 2010
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Stiverson, “Necessity, the Mother of Union,” passim; Peter S. Onuf, “Maryland, The Small Republic in the New Nation,” in Gillespie and Lienesch, esp.
Ratification Pauline Maier 2010
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On Congress's "succession" to crown powers see Onuf, Origins of the Federal Republic, 12 -
Notes to "Thomas Jefferson, Federalist." Peter S. Onuf. Peter S. Onuf. 1993
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Helo and Onuf (2003) have explored the logic of Jefferson's philosophical position against slavery in light of his ownership of slaves and his belief that the wholesale and immediate emancipation of slaves would threaten the new Republic.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Joaqu?n Mart?nez 2010
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Helo and Onuf (2003) have explored the logic of Jefferson's philosophical position against slavery in light of his ownership of slaves and his belief that the wholesale and immediate emancipation of slaves would threaten the new Republic.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Joaqu?n Mart?nez 2010
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Helo and Onuf (2003) have explored the logic of Jefferson's philosophical position against slavery in light of his ownership of slaves and his belief that the wholesale and immediate emancipation of slaves would threaten the new Republic.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en] Joaqu?n Mart?nez 2010
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Helo and Onuf (2003) have explored the logic of Jefferson's philosophical position against slavery in light of his ownership of slaves and his belief that the wholesale and immediate emancipation of slaves would threaten the new Republic.
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Helo and Onuf (2003) have explored the logic of Jefferson's philosophical position against slavery in light of his ownership of slaves and his belief that the wholesale and immediate emancipation of slaves would threaten the new Republic.
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Helo and Onuf (2003) have explored the logic of Jefferson's philosophical position against slavery in light of his ownership of slaves and his belief that the wholesale and immediate emancipation of slaves would threaten the new Republic.
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