RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY A HISTORY OF MODERN AMERICAN REFORM1956 |
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... Democratic convention joined in nominating Greeley , Tilden , still a loyal Democrat as well as a liberal , accepted the party decision , but with a dead heart ; dur- ing the campaign he did noticeably little campaigning . Throughout ...
... Democratic convention joined in nominating Greeley , Tilden , still a loyal Democrat as well as a liberal , accepted the party decision , but with a dead heart ; dur- ing the campaign he did noticeably little campaigning . Throughout ...
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... democratic process was assumed to be a result of some betrayal of " the peo- ple " by a man or a party ; the more " the people " ruled , the more democracy would serve the general good . " It is never the people who are at fault ...
... democratic process was assumed to be a result of some betrayal of " the peo- ple " by a man or a party ; the more " the people " ruled , the more democracy would serve the general good . " It is never the people who are at fault ...
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... democracy Democratic Party , 15 , 45 , 93 , 252 , 281 ; role in liberalism of Seven- ties , 13 , 15-16 ; fusion with Populists , 50-54 ; in 1912 , 165- 68 ; as party including the low- status groups , 288 ; and 1948 election , 325-27 ...
... democracy Democratic Party , 15 , 45 , 93 , 252 , 281 ; role in liberalism of Seven- ties , 13 , 15-16 ; fusion with Populists , 50-54 ; in 1912 , 165- 68 ; as party including the low- status groups , 288 ; and 1948 election , 325-27 ...
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Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands | 3 |
Thrust from the Top | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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