Lincolnian synthesis in which America becomes an empire whose mission is spreading liberty and democracy.
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empire of democracy
Lincolnian synthesis in which America becomes an empire whose mission is spreading liberty and democracy.
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Jiang argues that Lincoln resolves the Jefferson-Hamilton conflict by naming America an empire of democracy: born in liberty, fighting for liberty, and spreading liberty.
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"...so again, with Hamilton it's about empire for Jefferson it's about democracy. There's a conflict, right? What Lincoln does which is revolution is say..."
"...the world. They have complete Lincoln's vision of becoming an empire of democracy. We now live in the empire of democracy. Alright? But now..."
"And so the Pentagon felt betrayed by democracy. The politicians were more concerned about winning elections than about winning wars, okay? People could protest..."
Relevant Lectures And Readings
America begins here as a cure for civilization: a clean-slate game built from Enlightenment rights, self-help, property, and fair rules.
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