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Louise Burnham Dunbar's insightful analysis of monarchical tendencies in early US history challenges our assumptions about the nature of American democracy. Drawing on a wealth of historical sources, Dunbar provides a nuanced account of the political and social forces at play during this formative period in US history.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we ...

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Excerpt from A Study of "Monarchical" Tendencies in the United States, From 1776 to 1801Foremost among numerous persons to whom I am indebted for valuable criticism and suggestions are Professor Theodore C. Pease and Professor Evarts B. Greene, of the University of Illinois. The latter assisted in an advisory capacity from the very outset of the work. Any errors in respect to fact or treatment are, of course, entirely my own.About the Publishe...

Excerpt from A Study of "Monarchical" Tendencies in the United States, From 1776 to 1801Foremost among numerous persons to whom I am indebted for valuable criticism and suggestions are Professor Theodore C. Pease and Professor Evarts B. Greene, of the University of Illinois. The latter assisted in an advisory capacity from the very outset of the work. Any errors in respect to fact or treatment are, of course, entirely my own.About the Publishe...

Excerpt from A Study of Monarchical Tendencies in the United StatesForemost among numerous persons to whom I am indebted for valuable criticism and suggestions are Professor Theodore C. Pease and Professor Evarts B. Greene, of the University of Illinois. The latter assisted in an advisory capacity from the very outset of the work. Any errors in respect to fact or treatment are, of course, entirely my own.About the PublisherForgotten Books publ...

Excerpt from Monarchical Tendencies in the United States From 1782 to 1787: ThesisThe purpose of this study of Mbnarchical Tendencies in the United States is not iconoclastic. It is, rathen.construc tive, since it is an attempt to follow up certain brief assertions of standard historians in a manner to give a more complete picture of the political situation in the period treated.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousand...

Excerpt from Monarchical Tendencies in the United States From 1782 to 1787: ThesisThe purpose of this study of Mbnarchical Tendencies in the United States is not iconoclastic. It is, rathen.construc tive, since it is an attempt to follow up certain brief assertions of standard historians in a manner to give a more complete picture of the political situation in the period treated.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousand...

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Excerpt from A Study of Monarchical Tendencies in the United States Foremost among numerous persons to whom I am indebted for valuable criticism and suggestions are Professor Theodore C. Pease and Professor Evarts B. Greene, of the University of Illinois. The latter assisted in an advisory capacity from the very outset of the work. Any errors in respect to fact or treatment are, of course, entirely my own. About the Publisher Forgotten Book...