The Genius of America (30 page)

Elliot III
Elliot, Jonathan, ed.
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Elliot IV
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Vol. 4. Buffalo: William S. Hein, 1996.

Elliot V
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Vol. 5. Buffalo: William S. Hein, 1996.

Ellis
Ellis, Joseph J.
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Farrand II
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Farrand III
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Federalist 1
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Federalist 6
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Federalist 10
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Federalist 14
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Federalist 16
Madison, James.
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Federalist 21
Hamilton, Alexander.
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Federalist 39
Madison, James.
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Federalist 44
Madison, James.
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Federalist 51
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Federalist 55
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Federalist 63
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Federalist 68
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Federalist 70
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Federalist 71
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Federalist 78
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Ferling
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Fiske, John.
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Friedman
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GFA
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Hand
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Hofstadter I
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Hofstadter II
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Johnson
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Kammen
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Kennedy
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Ketcham
Ketcham, Ralph.
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Koch
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KR
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KY
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L-I
Dickinson, John.
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L-X
Dickinson, John.
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L-XII
Dickinson, John.
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Labunski
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LFD
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LHM
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Linder
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Lippmann
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LJM
Jefferson, Thomas. Letter to James Madison, March 15, 1779.

LMJ I
Madison, James. Letter to Thomas Jefferson, February 19, 1788.

LMJ II
Madison, James. Letter to Thomas Jefferson, October 17, 1788.

LMW I
Madison, James. Letter to George Washington, December 7, 1786.

LMW II
Madison, James. Letter to George Washington, April 16, 1787.

LNS
Nixon, Richard. Letter to Judge John Sirica, July 26, 1973.

LWJ
Washington, George. Letter to John Jay, August 15, 1786.

LWL
Washington, George. Letter to Lafayette, February 7, 1788.

LWTJ
Jefferson, Thomas.
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LWTP
Paine, Thomas.
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Collected, edited and annotated by Philip S. Foner. Secaucus: Citadel Press, 1974.

Madison
Madison, James.
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Mann
Mann, Thomas E., and Norman J. Ornstein.
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Marone I
Marone, James A.
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Marone II
Marone, James A.
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Martin
Martin, Joseph Plumb.
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Mayer
Mayer, Henry.
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Middlekauff
Middlekauff, Robert.
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Miller
Miller, John C.
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Montesquieu
Montesquieu.
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Morgan
Morgan, Edmund S.
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NDFC
Madison, James.
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NYT I
Brooks, David. “Private Virtue, Public Vice.”
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NYT II
Dillon, Sam. “From Yale to Cosmetology School, Americans Brush Up on History and Government.”
New York Times,
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Pamphlets
Ford, Paul Leicester, ed.
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Patterson I
Patterson, James T.
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Patterson II
Patterson, James T.
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PCDR
The Pennsylvania Constitution, Declaration of Rights. 1776.

PCS
Paine, Thomas.
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Price
Price, Richard. “Observations on the Importance of the American Revolution, and the Means of Making It a Benefit to the World.” In
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Price Rakove I
Rakove, Jack.
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Rakove II
Rakove, Jack.
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Richards
Richards, Leonard L.
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RRA I
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RRA II
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Rudalevige
Rudalevige, Andrew.
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SAL I
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SAL II
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Sandel
Sandel, Michael J.
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Schlesinger I
Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr.
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Vol. 1,
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Schlesinger II
Schlesinger, Arthur M., Jr.
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Schwarz
Schwarz, Frederick A. O., and Aziz Z. Hug.
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SFDR
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