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Covenant in the nineteenth century : the decline of an American political tradition

Title: Covenant in the nineteenth century : the decline of an American political tradition / Daniel J. Elazar, editor.
Publication: Lanham, Md. : Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, ©1994.

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Description

vii, 232 pages; 24 cm

Alternative Title

Covenant in the 19th century

Subject

Genre/Form

History.

Note

"Center for the Study of Federalism."

Bibliography (note)

Includes bibliographical references.

Contents

What happened to covenant in the nineteenth century? / Daniel J. Elazar -- The Evolution of covenant form and content as the basis for early American political culture / Donald S. Lutz -- Social compact in nineteenth century constitutional law / Leslie Friedman Goldstein -- Covenant, process, and slavery in the thought of Adams and Jefferson / J. David Greenstone -- The Covenant in the expanding universe of the nineteenth century / Rozann Rothman -- The Americanization of the covenant / Rowland A. Sherrill -- Lincoln's political humanitarianism: moral reform and the covenant tradition in American political culture / J. David Gladstone -- Breach or covenant?: Melville's question about science, philanthropy, and law / John Peacock -- The Novelist who "corrupted" American mores / Catherine H. Zuckert.

ISBN

0847679241
9780847679249
084767925X
9780847679256

LCCN

94005987

OCLC

ocm29952627
29952627
SCSB-2020707

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Princeton University Library