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"The Democracy"

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Bobb
 
Reply Mon 2 Jan, 2006 05:06 pm
In reading a number of presidential biographies I have noticed that starting in the mid 19th century the Democratic party was referred to as "The Democracy". Does anyone know when and why this term was dropped? Also, what is its origin?

Bob
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