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The Founding of the Democratic Republic

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The Founding of the Democratic Republic

A reprint of four chapters by Martin Diamond from THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC (Diamond, Garfinkel, and Fisk), this book provides a more complete view of our political foundations than can be found in contemporary American government textbooks.

Country	USA
Author	Martin Diamond
Binding	Paperback
Brand	Brand: Cengage Learning
EAN	9780875812717
Edition	1
Feature	Used Book in Good Condition
IsAdultProduct
ISBN	0875812716
Label	Wadsworth Publishing
Manufacturer	Wadsworth Publishing
NumberOfItems	1
NumberOfPages	204
PublicationDate	1981-01-01
Publisher	Wadsworth Publishing
ReleaseDate	1981-01-01
Studio	Wadsworth Publishing

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