RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY A HISTORY OF MODERN AMERICAN REFORM1956 |
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... house , I looked at the Constitution and if I couldn't find anything in there that said a state couldn't build a slaughter house I said to myself , if they want to build a slaughter house , God - dammit , let them build it . " The same ...
... house , I looked at the Constitution and if I couldn't find anything in there that said a state couldn't build a slaughter house I said to myself , if they want to build a slaughter house , God - dammit , let them build it . " The same ...
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... House of Representatives was a re - take of the Senate scene . The most bitter anti - war speech was made by Representative William La Follette , from the state of Washington , who had fully lived up to his name in his support of ...
... House of Representatives was a re - take of the Senate scene . The most bitter anti - war speech was made by Representative William La Follette , from the state of Washington , who had fully lived up to his name in his support of ...
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... House was made in a way that poignantly expressed the wrench which war meant for so many progressives . Jeannette Rankin , of Montana , was the first woman to sit in either the House or the Senate , a former social worker , an ardent ...
... House was made in a way that poignantly expressed the wrench which war meant for so many progressives . Jeannette Rankin , of Montana , was the first woman to sit in either the House or the Senate , a former social worker , an ardent ...
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Thrust from the Top | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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