RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY A HISTORY OF MODERN AMERICAN REFORM1956 |
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... Freedom , " the restoration of free competition , " as he said repeat- edly , " the application of Jefferson's principles to our pres- ent - day America . " Just before the end of his first Administration , Wilson capped the symbolism ...
... Freedom , " the restoration of free competition , " as he said repeat- edly , " the application of Jefferson's principles to our pres- ent - day America . " Just before the end of his first Administration , Wilson capped the symbolism ...
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... freedom . In every field the pattern of the avant - garde became a revelry of nose - thumbing . Du- champ's cubist nude zigzagged down the stairs of the New York Armory Show , while in Chicago the journal Poetry began its career with ...
... freedom . In every field the pattern of the avant - garde became a revelry of nose - thumbing . Du- champ's cubist nude zigzagged down the stairs of the New York Armory Show , while in Chicago the journal Poetry began its career with ...
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... freedom from all absolutes , from all codes , and like all such freedom , it brought an enslavement to nothingness . Dimly , amid the gin vapors and the flights to Reno , a few of the new thinkers began realizing where they had arrived ...
... freedom from all absolutes , from all codes , and like all such freedom , it brought an enslavement to nothingness . Dimly , amid the gin vapors and the flights to Reno , a few of the new thinkers began realizing where they had arrived ...
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Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands | 3 |
Thrust from the Top | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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