Washington And Lincoln, Leaders of the Nation in the Constitutional Eras of American History
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The Constitutional Group of 1787 95 "great invention," or something "struck off at a given time," was being produced. Recent history was pressing upon his mind as a cumulative in- fluence, and was furnishing the convention material with which to construct a government.
The first fact in this recent history was the experiment made by the Parliamentary group, and which broke down under the protest of the Revo- lutionary group. He must have been impressed by the similarity of the problem that the ...early group had, with the problem which this Con- stitutional group had. In each era this problem was created by the victorious termination of a war. The treaty in 1763, forced a radical change of colonial policy upon England. The treaty in 1783, created the possibilities of empire for the young nation in America, and compelled a radical governmental change in order to realise these possibilities. And it is not difficult to believe that the great leader caught the significance of this historic parallelism, and was guided in some measure by it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Constitutional Group of 1787 95 "great invention," or something "struck off at a given time," was being produced. Recent history was pressing upon his mind as a cumulative in- fluence, and was furnishing the convention material with which to construct a government.
The first fact in this recent history was the experiment made by the Parliamentary group, and which broke down under the protest of the Revo- lutionary group. He must have been impressed by the similarity of the problem that the ...early group had, with the problem which this Con- stitutional group had. In each era this problem was created by the victorious termination of a war. The treaty in 1763, forced a radical change of colonial policy upon England. The treaty in 1783, created the possibilities of empire for the young nation in America, and compelled a radical governmental change in order to realise these possibilities. And it is not difficult to believe that the great leader caught the significance of this historic parallelism, and was guided in some measure by it.
What to read after Washington And Lincoln, Leaders of the Nation in the Constitutional Eras of American History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert W Robert William Mclaughlin to read onlineMoreLess
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