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Could the United States Break Up? | The New Republic
http://newrepublic.i2p/article/159172/united-states-break-up
The threat of disunion has been raised or attempted in every region and by all political factions at some point in our nation’s past. If we ignore this “hidden thread” in our history and choose to believe in a mythic past when unity actually existed, we make disunion more likely, not less.
Mountain Creek Prepper - Librarian
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@MountainCreekPrepper Shared 10 months ago 11 views 13:50 I Just Finished A New Compost System @MountainCreekPrepper Shared 10 months ago 2 views 22:22 Biden’s State Of Disunion Address, My Takeaways @MountainCreekPrepper Shared 10 months ago 1 views 00:15 This man is an embarrassment to the United States.
abolitionist - definition and meaning
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PIONEER SUMMER Deborah Hopkinson 2010 He affects to hate the abolitionist , which is odd, considering that he helps him in his dirty work of Disunion. Shadow of the Sentinel WARREN GETLER 2003 North is divided into two sections, of which one may be called abolitionist , and the other non-abolitionist.
Louisiana Purchase - WorldAtlas
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Negotiations 150th-anniversary commemorative stamp for the Louisiana Purchase. Image credit: AlexanderZam/Shutterstock Aware of possible disunion in the country, President Jefferson sent James Monroe (future US president) to join Robert R. Livingston in Paris for New Orleans purchase negotiations.
Cartoons Archive | February 2013 | The Week
http://theweek.i2p/cartoons/archive/2013/02
February 19th Sequester science Addicted to the power Out of hand Olympic scandal A personal sequester Par for the course Reality TV Fire Sale What's for dinner February 15th Bosom buddies Running on empty A near escape Warm-up Win, lose, or draw A tight spot February 14th Cupid disarmed A dangerous fix Sweet relief A cold day in the capital State of drone Keeping warm Just a sip Gearing up for the election February 13th The bigger issue The leading fool A holy swing Quick on the draw Boiling over Shedding...
How Covid-19 breaks down solidarity with migrants
http://theconversation.i2p/how-covid-19-breaks-down-solidarity-with-migrants-135355
What effect can the pandemic have on the interaction of migrants and non-migrants , on both the solidarity practices that have emerged since the summer of 2015, and the hostile attitudes toward migrants and refugees? European disunion The fragilities and divisions caused by the pandemic are undermining the governance of the European Union , particularly on issues related to the mobility of people.
TheEvilassassin (u/TheEvilassassin) - Redlib
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in  r/Deusex •  Jun 05 '23 I combined the National Secessionist Forces Flag, a blank American flag meant to symbolize the disunion of the states, and replaced the empty starless area with the logo of their predecessors, the new Sons of Freedom. At the same time, I also cleaned up the logo a little such as adding more definition and removing text in areas with absolutely no skill in doing so, so its quality isn't great but I thought it looked okay. r/Deusex • u/TheEvilassassin • Jun 05 '23...
Solomon Foot - Wikipedia
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Byrd, Mary Sharon Hall, History of the United States Senate, 1789-1989 , Volume 1, page 244 ^ The New York Times, The New York Times: Disunion: Modern Historians Revisit and Reconsider the Civil War , 2013 ^ Guy Gugliotta, Freedom's Cap: The United States Capitol and the Coming of the Civil War , 2012, page 386 ^ Historian of the United States Senate.
A union built on blood - New Statesman
http://newstatesman.i2p/politics/2019/11/a-union-built-on-blood
Yet, as the historian Linda Colley has observed in Acts of Union and Disunion , nobody calls themselves a “UKanian”, and the abbreviation UK only seems to have caught on from the 1970s. Yet to talk simply of Britain and the British ignores the Irish dimension – which the English have been happy to do most of the time.