Voices In Time Politics c. 1745 | La Brède Point of Order Montesquieu on the necessity of virtue.More
Voices In Time Politics 1858 | Ottawa, IL Different Constitutions Stephen Douglas argues for a government of white men, by white men, and for white men.More
Voices In Time Politics 1787 | Mount Vernon Art of the Possible George Washington finds the constitution to be perfectly satisfactory.More
Voices In Time Politics 1842 | Baltimore The Wrong Side of the Atlantic Charles Dickens disenchanted with America.More
Voices In Time Politics 1819 | Florence Public Service Announcement Percy Bysshe Shelley rages against the machine.More
Voices In Time Politics 1776 | Philadelphia Security Measures “Government, like dress, is the badge of lost innocence.”More
Voices In Time Politics c. 1804 | Missouri Father Knows Best Black Hawk pinpoints the origin of his people’s difficulties.More
Voices In Time Politics 2000 | Borneo Closing Arguments In politics as in nature, the snake always eats the rat.More
Voices In Time Politics c. 1673 | England Politically Incorrect A satire on the king secures John Wilmot’s exile.More
Voices In Time Politics 1492 | Granada Purifying the Body Politic Ferdinand and Isabella call for the expulsion of Spanish Jews.More
Voices In Time Politics 1507 | Urbino Camera Ready “Practice in all things a certain nonchalance.”More