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* [[The New Republic (novel)|''The New Republic'' (novel)]], an 1878 satirical novel by William Hurrell Mallock |
* [[The New Republic (novel)|''The New Republic'' (novel)]], an 1878 satirical novel by William Hurrell Mallock |
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* [[New Republic (Star Wars)]], a fictional government from the Expanded Universe of ''Star Wars'' |
* [[New Republic (Star Wars)]], a fictional government from the Expanded Universe of ''Star Wars'' |
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* [[New Republic Brewing Company]], a nanobrewery located in College Station, TX. |
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* [[New Republic (South Africa)]] (Afrikaans: ''Nieuwe Republiek''), a short-lived country in 1880s South Africa |
* [[New Republic (South Africa)]] (Afrikaans: ''Nieuwe Republiek''), a short-lived country in 1880s South Africa |
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* New Republic, California, former name of [[Santa Rita, Monterey County, California]] |
* New Republic, California, former name of [[Santa Rita, Monterey County, California]] |
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Revision as of 20:03, 5 April 2011
New Republic may refer to:
- The New Republic, an American political commentary magazine
- The New Republic (novel), an 1878 satirical novel by William Hurrell Mallock
- New Republic (Star Wars), a fictional government from the Expanded Universe of Star Wars
- New Republic Brewing Company, a nanobrewery located in College Station, TX.
- New Republic (South Africa) (Afrikaans: Nieuwe Republiek), a short-lived country in 1880s South Africa
- New Republic, California, former name of Santa Rita, Monterey County, California
- New Republic Party, a defunct political party in South Africa
- The restored civilian government of Brazil since 1985; see History of Brazil since 1985
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