The influence of the scottish covenant on the ‘election’ of representatives in the new american republic

Keyphrases

• Covenant 100%
• Scottish 100%
• New Americans 100%
• American Republic 100%
• Late Eighteenth Century 66%
• Presbyterian 66%
• 18th Century 33%
• Individual Role 33%
• Politicians 33%
• Structural Connectivity 33%
• Moral 33%
• Small Clusters 33%
• Political Context 33%
• Social Position 33%
• Religious Strain 33%
• Political Choice 33%
• Social Stratification 33%
• Religious Ideas 33%
• Divine 33%
• James Madison 33%
• Depravity 33%
• Scottish Common Sense philosophy 33%
• Moral Sense 33%
• Political Model 33%
• John Witherspoon 33%
• Aristocracy 33%
• Representative Assemblies 33%
• Divine Grace 33%
• Human Equality 33%
• Moral Conscience 33%
• Political Union 33%
• Article Analysis 33%
• Political Elites 33%
• Political Representatives 33%
• Anglo-Scottish Union 33%

Arts and Humanities

• Duty 100%
• American Republic 100%
• Covenant 100%
• Leaders 66%
• Late Eighteenth-century 66%
• Presbyterian 66%
• Scholars 33%
• Eighteenth Century 33%
• Interplay 33%
• Morality 33%
• Philosophy 33%
• Moral sense 33%
• Republican 33%
• political union 33%
• divine grace 33%
• Representative assemblies 33%
• Moral conscience 33%
• James Madison 33%
• Divinity 33%
• Case Study 33%
• Moral 33%
• Common Sense 33%
• Political Elite 33%

Social Sciences

• Late 18th Century 66%