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The constitutional system ... the writings of the English philosopher John Lockeinfluencedthe leaders of the American colonies
The constitutional system ... the English philosopher John Lockeinfluencedthe leaders of the American colonies
the decisions of the second Congressinfluencethe life of the colonies
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