The Political Geography of Federalism: An Inquiry Into Origins and StabilityWiley, 1975 - 273 էջ |
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Արդյունքներ 48–ի 1-ից 3-ը:
Էջ 51
... became king in the South . This doomed the slave to his slavery , and the pattern of Southern culture was now fixed for a long time to come . In the meantime industrialization received great impetus in the North as cotton textile ...
... became king in the South . This doomed the slave to his slavery , and the pattern of Southern culture was now fixed for a long time to come . In the meantime industrialization received great impetus in the North as cotton textile ...
Էջ 52
... became very important in New England and the Middle States . This further intensified the eco- nomic conflict between the agricultural South and a North which was becoming increasingly industrialized . Slaves were as vital to the ...
... became very important in New England and the Middle States . This further intensified the eco- nomic conflict between the agricultural South and a North which was becoming increasingly industrialized . Slaves were as vital to the ...
Էջ 65
... became the main basis of the political division bet- ween the Federalists and the anti - Federalists . While with further evolution in the economic life of the nation , the existence of the Middle States as a separate section was ...
... became the main basis of the political division bet- ween the Federalists and the anti - Federalists . While with further evolution in the economic life of the nation , the existence of the Middle States as a separate section was ...
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Federalism in Switzerland | 30 |
American Federalism | 41 |
Canadian Federalism | 70 |
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