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The Presidency of John Adams: The Collapse of Federalism, 1795-1800

by Stephen G. Kurtz. 450 pgs.

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Contributors:

   Stephen G. Kurtz

Publisher:

   University of Pennsylvania Press

Place of Publication:

  Philadelphia  

Publication Year:

  1957
Subjects:   Adams, John,--1735-1826, United States--Politics And Government
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Letters from a Distinguished American: Twelve Essays by John Adams on American Foreign Policy, 1780
Book by James H. Hutson, John Adams; Library of Congress, 1978
Subjects: Adams, John--1735-1826, Galloway, Joseph--1731-1803, United States--History--Revolution, 1775-1783--Sources
...Revolution, 1775-1783 -- Sources. 2. Adams, John, Pres. U. S., 1735-1826-3. Galloway, Joseph, 1731-1803 I. Hutson, James H. II...I have supplied an essay describing the context in which Adams wrote his letters and exploring the conduit through whom...YEARS of distinguished service in the Continental Congress, John Adams was selected in the fall of 1777 to join Benjamin...
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The Works of John Adams, Second President of the United States: With a Life of the Author, Notes and Illustrations - Vol. 2
Book by Charles Francis Adams, John Adams; Little, Brown, 1850
Subjects: United States--Politics And Government--1775-1783, United States--Politics And Government--1783-1865
...kingdoms and empires; of their wealth and commerce, wars and politics; of the characters of their principal leading men; of their...the events of Providence, after habits of virtue, self-government, and piety; and this temper of mind is in our power to...General of the Province under the Crown. He took the side of Government in the Revolution, left the country, and died in the island...
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The Works of John Adams, Second President of the United States: With a Life of the Author - Vol. 1
Book by Charles Francis Adams, John Adams; Little, Brown, 1856
Subjects: United States--Politics And Government--1775-1783, United States--Politics And Government--1783-1865
...thirty-six years, from 1691 to 1826, including forty years of...of October, 1734, the first John Adams was married to Susanna Boylston...John Adams, born 19 October, 1735. Peter Boylston, born 16...and affectionate friend, JOHN ADAMS. It is not surprising that...
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Life and Public Services of John Quincy Adams: Sixth President of the United States: with the Eulogy Delivered before the Legislature of New York
Book by William H. Seward; C.M. Saxton, Barker, 1860
Subjects: Adams, John Quincy--1767-1848
...urge an opposition to the extreme. What course should Mr. Adams adopt? On the one hand, personal friendship, the party which...establish the rights of American citizens. In such an alternative John Quincy Adams could not hesitate. Turning from all other considerations...
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John Adams
Book by Carol H. Behrman; Lerner, 2004
Subjects: Adams, John--1735-1826--Juvenile Literature, Presidents--United States--Biography--Juvenile Literature
...United States- Biography-Juvenile literature. f Adams, John, 1735-1826. 2. Presidents. l. Title. II. Series. E322.B44 2004...INTRODUCTION 7 1 THE BOY FROM BRAINTREE 9 2 JOHN ADAMS, ESQUIRE 15 3 HUSBAND, FATHER, ACTIVIST 23 4 RUMBLINGS...
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"A Most Mild and Equitable Establishment of Religion": John Adams and the Massachusetts Experiment
Journal article by John Witte Jr.; Journal of Church and State, Vol. 41, 1999
Subjects: Adams, John (1735-1826), Church & state, Constitutions, Freedom of religion, History, Presidents
...MODEL OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY John Adams was both eclectic and pragmatic...of the Constitutions of Government in the United States of America of 1788, John...indignation of Heaven." "The United States have exhibited, perhaps, the first example of governments erected on the simple principles...
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Beneath International Famine Relief in Ethiopia: the United States, Ethiopia, and the Debate over Relief Aid, Development Assistance, and Human Rights
Journal article by Edward Kissi; African Studies Review, Vol. 48, 2005
Subjects: Administration, African history, Economic aid, Economic policy, Ethiopia, Famine, Food programs, Foreign exchange, Foreign policy, Government, Human rights, Humanitarian aid, Military policy, Political science, Politics, Public officials, United States
...was named after its author, Senator John Hickenlooper, a conservative Republican...the Ethiopian government, the United States inadvertently absolved antigovernment...Undoubtedly, the conduct of the Ethiopian government frustrated the Carter and Reagan administrations...the praxis of policy in the light of politics. In Ethiopia, from 1984 to 1991, strong...
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How Parallel Trade Affects Drug Policies and Prices in Canada and the United States
Journal article by Aidan Hollis, Peter Ibbott; American Journal of Law and Medicine, Vol. 32, 2006
Subjects: Costs, Federal government, Pharmaceutical Preparations, Pharmaceutical industry, Pharmacy, Politics, Prescription drugs, Research & development--R&D, Taxpayers, United States, Wage & price controls
...Policies and Prices in Canada and the United States by Aidan Hollis , Peter Ibbott...argue that the Canadian federal government should act now to end the internet...prescription drug imports to the United States. Each U.S. order also required...ways. First, the Canadian federal government promotes drug safety by requiring...status quo in both Canada and the United States is not such a bad thing. Perhaps...countries, it is not appropriate for government to stop parallel trade at the...
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Clerics, Exiles, and Academics: Opposition to the Brazilian Military Dictatorship in the United States, 1969-1974
Journal article by James N. Green; Latin American Politics and Society, Vol. 45, 2003
Subjects: Brazil, Exile, History, Political dissent, United States
...first comprehensive report in the United States on the Brazilian governments policy toward its indigenous people...Information Bulletin. This included government financial support of trips to...surveillance of people in the United States who criticized the regime; and...escalated dramatically in the United States. The dynamic nature of the antiwar...supporting authoritarian and repressive governments. Thus, the 1969 Sao Paulo Biennial...
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Within the Boundaries of Politics: News Framing of Sars in China and the United States
Journal article by Catherine A. Luther, Xiang Zhou; Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly, Vol. 82, 2005
Subjects: China, Economic impact, Foreign policy, Journalistic ethics, Media coverage, News media, Severe acute respiratory syndrome, United States
...reports on, say, the response of government in another country). In studies...29 We also presumed that politics would set the boundaries for...consequences frame due to the United States large investments in many...political tensions between the United States and China, we speculated that...on economic consequences. Politics in China, however, need to...media operating under two governmental directives.31 The first was...We argued, however, that politics of each nation would set the...political schisms between the United States and China, as well as the Chinese governments remaining influence over sensitive...
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The Information Squeeze: Openness in Government Is under Assault throughout the United States-At Every Level. Can the News Media, Reluctant Combatants Thus Far, Mount a Successful Counterattack?
Magazine article by Charles Layton; American Journalism Review, Vol. 24, September 2002
Subjects: Bush, George W.--Political activity, Federal government--United States, Freedom of Information Act, Freedom of information--Political aspects, Journalism--Management, National security--Media coverage, Press and politics--Analysis, Privacy--Laws, regulations, etc., Public records--Management, State government--United States, United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation--Management, United States--Politics and government
...information squeeze: openness in government is under assault throughout the United States--at every level. Can the news media...problem has grown worse. Openness in government is under broad attack throughout the United States--at every level. Using the threat...problems without sacrificing the states commitment to open government. Some in Florida are beginning...
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Influences of Three Presidents of the United States on Multicultural Education: a Series of Research Studies in Educational Policy
Magazine article by H. Prentice Baptiste, Emil J. Michal Jr.; Multicultural Education, Vol. 11, Summer 2004
Subjects: Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848), Education policy, Influence, Multicultural education, Presidency, Presidents, Roosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919), Truman, Harry S (1884-1972), United States
...paper, three presidents, John Quincy Adams, Theodore Roosevelt, and...stated was, "the National Government of the United States must take the lead in safeguarding...the concept of the federal government as being responsible for...office of President of the United States. The contributions of each...
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The United States, Bolivia and the Political Economy of Coca
Magazine article by Gretchen Gordon; Multinational Monitor, Vol. 27, January 2006
Subjects: Bolivia, Cocaine, Drug policy, Foreign policy, Morales, Evo, Narcotics, Political economy, Presidents, United States
...what White House Drug Czar John Walters called a "narco...understanding" between the Morales government and the United States. While reiterating concern...now, both Bolivia and the United States appear to be taking a "wait...market study upon which the governments final policy will purportedly...
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A Prince in the Promised Land: At the End of the First World War, the British Monarchy Sought to Strengthen Bonds across the English-Speaking World. Frank Prochaska Discusses the Ambassadorial Role Played by Edward, Prince of Wales, in the United States
Magazine article by Frank Prochaska; History Today, Vol. 58, December 2008
Subjects: British foreign relations--Political aspects, Edward, Earl of Wessex--Powers and duties, Princes--Powers and duties, United States foreign relations--Political aspects
...relatively little interest in British politics. He could take comfort in the constitutional...him by his family and the British government. A return visit to the United States in 1924 made it abundantly clear...the culture of celebrity in the United States. In turn, Americas emerging popular...intending to bring Britain and the United States closer together, Edwards American...
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The United States and Salvador Allende: a Special Report on a Perennial Big Lie
Magazine article by James R. Whelan; The American Spectator, Vol. 39, March 2006
Subjects: Allende Gossens, Salvador (1908-73), Armed forces, Chile, Communism, Foreign policy, Haslam, Jonathan, Latin American history, Nixon, Richard M, Nonfiction, Presidents, United States
...Communist-controlled trade federation that dominated the politics of labor in the country. Haslam notwithstanding, only...AFL-CIO conglomerate fought hard against the Pinochet government. The U.S. Ambassador during the last two Allende years...scheme in 1970 to block Allende from gaining power, the United States sent no arms of any kind to Chile during the Allende...destroyers, an offer later rescinded when the military government came to power). Nor did the U.S. send any special forces...
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Newspaper article; The Washington Times, February 1, 2006
...society depends on courts that deliver equal justice under law. The Supreme Court now has two superb new members, Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Sam Alito. I thank the Senate for confirming both of them. And I will continue to nominate men and women...
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It's Time for the United States to Stand Up for UNITA
Newspaper article; The Washington Times, November 16, 1997
Subjects: Angola, United Nations
...United Nations when he bestowed his nations highest honor upon Libyas Moammar Gadhafi, an avowed enemy of the United States whose hands are stained with the blood of Americans. The Clinton administration recently floated the sale of C-1...retreated under criticism from Congress. Given the long-standing anti-UNITA bias of career bureaucrats at the United Nations and the U.S. State Department, with at least four former high-level U.S. Africa officials now serving...urged to demand that U.N. sanctions be rescinded and the MPLA be punished appropriately for deposing sovereign governments. Congress should resist rewarding the United Nations anti-democratic posture in Africa and its perversion of the...Rep. Mark Souder Washington BRADFORD PHILLIPS Marine Corps/ William Holmberg Scholar Institute of World Politics Washington * Both Miss Hemenway and Mr. Phillips served as officially accredited National Electoral Council...
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Farewell to President Gerald R. Ford of the United States of America
Newspaper article; Manila Bulletin, January 4, 2007
Subjects: Ford, Gerald R.
...politics. A few weeks before his election to Congress in 1948, he married Elizabeth Bloomer. They have four children - Michael, John, Steven, and Susan. As Chief Executive, President Ford was able to heal the wounds that divided his nation. Aside from resolutely...
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Kerry Stands by Bush Remark; GOP Assails Call for 'Regime Change in United States'
Newspaper article; The Washington Times, April 4, 2003
Subjects: Kerry, John F.
...by Bush remark; GOP assails call for regime change in United States Byline: Charles Hurt, THE WASHINGTON TIMES Sen. John Kerry is calling for "regime change" in the United States. During a campaign speech in New Hampshire on Wednesday, the...
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The Obama Era Begins; Barack Obama Yesterday Took the Oath of Office and Became the 44th President of the United States. Here Is How He Announced the Aims of His Reign
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...Oath of Office and Became the 44th President of the United States. Here Is How He Announced the Aims of His Reign...out dogmas, that for far too long have strangled our politics. We remain a young nation, but in the words of scripture...apply. The question we ask today is not whether our government is too big or too small, but whether it works - whether...this spirit that must inhabit us all. For as much as government can do and must do, it is ultimately the faith and...generations. Thank you. God bless you. And God bless the United States of America. WELCOME PARTY: Barack Obama arrives for...
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