The Benefit of Broad Horizons
DOI: 10.1163/ej.9789004192843.i-436.16
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The Strange Hybrid Of The Early American State

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“…Several influential historians who specialize in the post-1877 period have found Skowronek's characterization apt, as have scores of political scientists (Keller 2007;Galambos 1987). Specialists in the history of the early republic, in contrast, including this essayist, have almost uniformly rejected it as misleading (Edling 2010;John 2003John , 2004John , 2006aJohn ,b, 2008aJensen 2003). The early American state, political historians now agree, was stronger, more powerful, and more autonomous than Skowronek's characterization would lead one to assume.…”
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confidence: 93%
“…Several influential historians who specialize in the post-1877 period have found Skowronek's characterization apt, as have scores of political scientists (Keller 2007;Galambos 1987). Specialists in the history of the early republic, in contrast, including this essayist, have almost uniformly rejected it as misleading (Edling 2010;John 2003John , 2004John , 2006aJohn ,b, 2008aJensen 2003). The early American state, political historians now agree, was stronger, more powerful, and more autonomous than Skowronek's characterization would lead one to assume.…”
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confidence: 93%