- from 208-13* Notes on the State of Virginia, PTJ, “Religion” - from 214-15* “Manners” Notes on the State of Virginia, PTJ, - , January 1, 1802, 303-04* PTJ, Madison - June 20, 1785* “,” - , July 10, 1822* Tocqueville, I.II.9, Causes that Tend to Maintain the Democracy in America, “Principles Democratic Republic in the United States,” p. 129-142* - Considered as a Political Institution and How it Powerfully Contributes to the “Religion Maintenance of a Democratic Republic the Americans,” p. 129-31 - Influence of Religious Beliefs upon Political Society in the United States,” p. 131-36 “Indirect - Principal Causes That Make Religion Powerful in America,” p. 136-142 “The October 6 First Midterm Examination – II. A NEW BIRTH OF FREEDOM: LINCOLN & THE CIVIL WAR Lincoln and Douglas on The Meaning of American Democracy (Oct. 11, 13) John C. Calhoun, , February 6, 1837* William Harper, in the Light of Social Ethics,” 1860* “Slavery A Reader’s Companion to the Lincoln-Douglas Debates* Stephen Douglas, , July 9, 1858, in Johannsen (ed.), 22-36* The Lincoln-Douglas Debates, Abraham Lincoln, , Peoria, Illinois, October 16, 1854* (1857)* Abraham Lincoln, , June 1857* October 18, 20 - Fall Break Equality, Slavery and the Founding (Oct. 25) Thurgood Marshall, 1987* “,” Thomas Jefferson: 127-28, 184-93, 214-15* - Notes on Virginia, PTJ, - , August 30, 1791, 454-55* PTJ, - , February 25, 1809, 517* PTJ, - , August 25, 1814, 544-47* PTJ, , April 22, 1820, 567-69* PTJ, John Adams: - , June 8, 1819* - , January 24, 1801* George Washington, , April 12, 1786* James Madison - , ca. Oct. 20, 1789* - , June 15, 1819* , 27 November 1819* - #54 The Federalist Papers,
- “Religion” from Notes on the State of Virginia, PTJ, 208-13* - “Manners” from Notes on the State of Virginia, PTJ, 214-15* - , January 1, 1802, PTJ, 303-04* Madison - “,” June 20, 1785* - , July 10, 1822* Tocqueville, Democracy in America, I.II.9, “Principles Causes that Tend to Maintain the Democratic Republic in the United States,” p. 129-142* - “Religion Considered as a Political Institution and How it Powerfully Contributes to the Maintenance of a Democratic Republic the Americans,” p. 129-31 - “Indirect Influence of Religious Beliefs upon Political Society in the United States,” p. 131-36 - “The Principal Causes That Make Religion Powerful in America,” p. 136-142 October 6 – First Midterm Examination II. A NEW BIRTH OF FREEDOM: LINCOLN & THE CIVIL WAR Lincoln and Douglas on The Meaning of American Democracy (Oct. 11, 13) John C. Calhoun, , February 6, 1837* William Harper, “Slavery in the Light of Social Ethics,” 1860* A Reader’s Companion to the Lincoln-Douglas Debates* Stephen Douglas, , July 9, 1858, in Johannsen (ed.), The Lincoln-Douglas Debates, 22-36* Abraham Lincoln, , Peoria, Illinois, October 16, 1854* (1857)* Abraham Lincoln, , June 1857* October 18, 20 - Fall Break Equality, Slavery and the Founding (Oct. 25) Thurgood Marshall, “,” 1987* Thomas Jefferson: - Notes on Virginia, PTJ, 127-28, 184-93, 214-15* - , August 30, 1791, PTJ, 454-55* - , February 25, 1809, PTJ, 517* - , August 25, 1814, PTJ, 544-47* , April 22, 1820, PTJ, 567-69* John Adams: - , June 8, 1819* - , January 24, 1801* George Washington, , April 12, 1786* James Madison - , ca. Oct. 20, 1789* - , June 15, 1819* , 27 November 1819* - The Federalist Papers, #54
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