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Eric Foner, discusses why Fourteenth Amendment is a 'living constitution,' decision.

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What was the need for a Fourteenth Amendment?

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Sid Mukherji on how and why we tell interesting stories in medicine in an age of misinformation.

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Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's statement to Senate Judiciary Committee members.

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contrasting person and corporations

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Webster and Corporations

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Well Regulated Militia Second Amendment historical analysis

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A journalist campaigns for thanksgiving

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Steven Erlanger, NY Times- observations on post trump era.

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David Hackett Fischer detailed the origins and earlyevolution of four of these nations—the ones that Colin Woodard calls Yankeedom, the Midlands, Tidewater, andGreater Appalachia—in his 1989 classic Albion’s Seed, and added New France in Champlain’s Dream, published twenty years later. Russell Shorto described the salientcharacteristics of New Netherland in The Island at the Center of the World in 2004.Virginia senator Jim Webb’s Born Fighting (2005) is, in effect, a plea to his fellowBorderlanders for a national self-awakening, while Michael Lind of the New AmericaFoundation has called on his fellow Texans to unseat autocratic Deep Southern rule in favorof the progressive Appalachian strain of the Hill Country. Awareness of these Americannations has been slowly gestating for the past several decades. This book aims to see themfinally delivered into the popular consciousness.

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