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American Political Ideas Viewed from the Standpoint of Universal History

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Freeman, "Norman Conquest," v. 482. [2] Freeman, "Comparative Politics," 264. [3] This is disputed, however. See Ross, "Early History of Landholding among the Germans." [4] Stubbs, "Constitutional History," i. 84. [5] Kemble, "Saxons in England," i. 59. [6] Maine, "Village Communities," Lond., 1871, p. 132. [7] Stubbs, "Constitutional History," i. 85. [8] Freeman, "Comparative Politics," 118. [9] Geffroy, "Rome et les Barbares," 209. [10] Maine, "Village Communities," 118. [11] Stubbs, "Constitutional History," i. 625. [12] Stubbs, "Select Charters," 401. [13] "La Cité Antique," 441. [14] Arnold, "Roman Provincial Administration," 237. [15] Stubbs, "Select Charters," 401. [16] In 1880.

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