Roots of American conservatism: Revision history

31 March 2024

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4 August 2011

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8 February 2010

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22 July 2009

• curprev 12:3612:36, 22 July 2009‎ imported>James F. Perry‎ m 18,587 bytes 0‎ American conservatism, history moved to Roots of American conservatism: better name - I don't believe the article can be sensibly written under old title as I will explain in talk page
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20 July 2009

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• curprev 22:5222:52, 18 July 2009‎ imported>Howard C. Berkowitz‎ 12,122 bytes +12,122‎ New page: The term "conservative" did not enter American political discourse until well into the 19th century, but the principles were present long before. ==Founding Fathers== The Loyalists o...