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operation of
parties in mind, as they had been
thought disre****ble and
factious. The
Federalists planned to deal with this by
having all
their electors...
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Supreme Court". www.supremecourt.uk.
William Nelson,
Legal Turmoil in a
Factious Colony: New York, 1664–1776, 38
Hofstra L. Rev. 69 (2009). "Sara Jane Sandberg...
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particularly in
times of
peace with
external enemies.
According to Holt, the
factious nature of
emirs who were not the sultan's
khushdashiyyah derived from the...
- facility, facinorous, facsimile, fact, faction, factional, factionary,
factious, factitious, factor, factorable, factorial, factory, factotum, factual...
- doi:10.2307/447941. ISSN 0043-4078. JSTOR 447941.
Patricia U. Bonomi, A
Factious People:
Politics and
Society in
Colonial New York (Columbia U.P., 1971)...
- America:
Volume 1, The
Colonial Experience (1965) Bonomi, A
Factious People, p. 282 Bonomi, A
Factious People, pp 281–286 On the historiography, see Alan Tully...
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philosophical views, and
ardent patriotism. He is
above all
sectional and
factious prejudices more than any
other statesman of this
Union with whom I have...
- commander-in-chief of the army, was critical,
enabling the
government to
retire factious generals who
regarded it as
their duty to
maintain the
existing constitution...
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later acclaimed, crowned, and
consecrated on 18 July 1841.
Removal of the
factious regency brought stability to the government. Pedro II was seen nationwide...
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according to
Dorothy L. Sayers.
Dante also uses
Justinian to
criticize the
factious politics of his 14th-century Italy,
divided between Ghibellines and Guelphs...
