Birth of the Republic: The Origin of the United StatesSouthern Liberty Press |
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The Rise of American Civilization | 1 |
The American Revolution | 21 |
The Declaration of Independence | 51 |
24 | 65 |
The Crimes of the British Government | 73 |
Properly Interpreting the Declaration | 83 |
The Articles of Confederation | 89 |
Review and Summary | 127 |
89 | 326 |
Significance of the Articles | 346 |
The Ratification Period | 351 |
The Enduring Legacies | 417 |
The Federal Constitution | 479 |
Conclusions | 545 |
The Declaration of Independence | 569 |
Article I | 573 |
The Nationalist Conspiracy | 169 |
Three Plans of Government | 209 |
The Battle Royal | 249 |
The Triumph of Federalism | 290 |
Article V | 583 |
The Constitution of the United States 583 | 602 |
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