RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY A HISTORY OF MODERN AMERICAN REFORM1956 |
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... major expression of American progressivism but also a per- ceiving and disturbing critique of it . Equally disturbing were the possibilities inherent in the proposals that Croly himself made . III THE IMPORTANT differences between Croly ...
... major expression of American progressivism but also a per- ceiving and disturbing critique of it . Equally disturbing were the possibilities inherent in the proposals that Croly himself made . III THE IMPORTANT differences between Croly ...
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... major candidates for the Presidency were progressives , and for the first time a major split in reform doctrine was being argued before a national audience . III THE DEBATE lasted just about as long as the campaign . It is exceedingly ...
... major candidates for the Presidency were progressives , and for the first time a major split in reform doctrine was being argued before a national audience . III THE DEBATE lasted just about as long as the campaign . It is exceedingly ...
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... major factor in endangering in the House of Representatives the Administration's pro- posal for a loan to Britain , a proposal that an overwhelm- ing majority of liberals considered important both as a way of helping to keep American ...
... major factor in endangering in the House of Representatives the Administration's pro- posal for a loan to Britain , a proposal that an overwhelm- ing majority of liberals considered important both as a way of helping to keep American ...
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Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands | 3 |
Thrust from the Top | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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