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Die Gliederung der Datenverarbeitungsstelle,ppeared in American newspapers prior to the United States Constitutional Convention. Benjamin Rush of Pennsylvania was among the first to prepare the ground for the gathering delegates by calling for a strong central government. Writing in January 1787, for the first volume of a new monthly magazine

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Walter Weizel,Wolfgang Ohlendorfution generally sought to evoke the accomplishments of two previous eras in political history: the Roman republic, which ended in the tyranny of Caesar, and the English Commonwealth, which collapsed into Cromwell’s despotism. In addition to the general references of names such as ‘.’, ‘.’ and ‘.’, A

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,Theorieansätze der Bewegungsforschung,peared on the eve of the United States Constitutional Convention. Adams’s . had guided the forms of most of the new American state constitutions, as well as the more recent and widely respected constitution of Massachusetts, which Adams had largely drafted himself. This gave Adams particular authori

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Ivonne Bemerburg,Arne Niederbachernfidence that well-ordered constitutions could secure liberty and create a virtuous citizenry.. But Liberty, Justice and Virtue remained the emblems and purpose of republican government in practice as much as on the currency and public icons.. The elaborate forms of government Americans borrowed fro

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Die Globalisierung und ihre Kritik(er)us), whose parallel . of Roman and Greek notables was readily available to Americans in the Dryden (1683) and North (1579) translations.. Like Livy, Plutarch glorified the sensibility of Rome’s senatorial nobility, without necessarily endorsing their politics. Plutarch followed Livy, and often parap