Brownson's Occasional Blog
Brownson's Occasional BlogOrestes Brownson, the most profound American thinker of the 19th Century, argued that the cause of our Civil War was two - equally erroneous - interpretations of the U.S. Constitution. His analysis is crucial today to resolve our current divisions.
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Orestes Brownson, the most profound American thinker of the 19th Century, argued that the cause of our Civil War was two - equally erroneous - interpretations of the U.S. Constitution. His analysis is crucial today to resolve our current divisions.
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