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Mark
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So far this book is proving to be very enlightening about the roles and perceptions of the courts in the early republic. Ellis’s analysis of the Jeffersonians is also giving me a more nuanced understanding of their party.
— Dec 30, 2017 03:06PM
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Eric_W
is on page 65 of 390
wish there were more room for serious notes in this section. Quite good so far
— Jul 30, 2012 03:08PM
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Natalie Sowa
is on page 175 of 390
Trudging along through judicial reforms in Kentucky and Pennsylvania. Nothing is more boring to a New Yorker than Pennsylvanian politics. Snore!
— Apr 02, 2012 01:05PM
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Natalie Sowa
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This is the most engrossing history book I've ever read; I'm happy that I took this history course on Federalism and Jeffersonianism!
— Mar 30, 2012 10:01AM
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