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Every man's heart was on fire for this young republic of Texas.
2
As the novel begins, Ireland is a young republic and effectively a theocracy.
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It was the duty of the young republic to emulate them.
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Each section of the young republic watched its own prosperity with jealous interest.
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The common sentiment in England toward the young republic was one of scornful detestation.
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He was, too, a dweller in the young republic-even before it WAS a republic.
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Round him gathered all that was best and most hopeful in the state of the young republic.
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He was sent to the city of Mexico and educated, serving in the army of the young republic.
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His telling of the plight of Peter Tyrrell should be compulsory reading for every citizen of our still young republic.
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Otsego Hall was built about the time when the young republic was stretching out for space in which to grow.
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On a later day he spoke more fully of the difficulties that threaten at home the young republic, and said:-
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Was he referring to the thirteen colonies, the name by which the young republic was indeed known during the revolutionary war?
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The idea of the young republic delighted him; he was already prepared to shed his blood in establishing that glorious ideal.
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The ruling economic policy of 1787, both in the young republic and abroad, went under the label of "mercantilism".
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We are a young republic, just entering upon the arena of nations; we will be the architects of our own fortunes.
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It seems so presumptuous in a young republic, as though we were strutting around, singing, 'I'm getting a big boy now.'
