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American historian, best-known for his iconoclastic studies of the development of
U.S. political institutions. ... his analysis of motivational factors in the founding of
institutions made him one of the most influential American historians of his time.
American historian, best-known for his iconoclastic studies of the development of
U.S. political institutions. ... his analysis of motivational factors in the founding of
institutions made him one of the most influential American historians of his time.
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Perforation of the lower lip (or less often the upper) for insertion of a decorative
plug or other ornament is widespread in Africa and among lowland South
American Indians and was formerly common among Indians of the northwest
North ...
Perforation of the lower lip (or less often the upper) for insertion of a decorative
plug or other ornament is widespread in Africa and among lowland South
American Indians and was formerly common among Indians of the northwest
North ...
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During the American Civil War the first battle in the state was fought near
Boonville, and the victory by Captain N. ... for his studies of American civilization,
notably his major work, The Americans, in three volumes: The Colonial
Experience ...
During the American Civil War the first battle in the state was fought near
Boonville, and the victory by Captain N. ... for his studies of American civilization,
notably his major work, The Americans, in three volumes: The Colonial
Experience ...
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| Title | Encyclopedia Britannica |
| Editor | Robert MacHenry |
| Edition | 15 |
| Publisher | Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1981 |
| ISBN | 0852295537, 9780852295533 |
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