The New Republic
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Originally published in 1833, this primer on American government was intended for use in Sabbath schools, where it was expected to instill a sense of civic duty and good citizenship in the young. The book covers everything from the structure of the federal government to the duties of citizens, and emphasizes the importance of the Constitution and the rule of law. Despite its age, it remains a useful introduction to American government and politics.
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