RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY A HISTORY OF MODERN AMERICAN REFORM1956 |
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... patricians who , holding their noses at having anything to do with bawdy politics , plunged into the politics of reform in the early Seventies . The patrician dissidents , though they generally agreed with the specific items in a reform ...
... patricians who , holding their noses at having anything to do with bawdy politics , plunged into the politics of reform in the early Seventies . The patrician dissidents , though they generally agreed with the specific items in a reform ...
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ERIC F GOLDMAN. disdain for greedy businessmen , a patrician's sense of noblesse oblige toward the downtrodden , and a patrician's fear of socialism or some other " riotous , wicked " surge from the bottom groups . Much more than ...
ERIC F GOLDMAN. disdain for greedy businessmen , a patrician's sense of noblesse oblige toward the downtrodden , and a patrician's fear of socialism or some other " riotous , wicked " surge from the bottom groups . Much more than ...
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... patrician argument for civil service , 16 ; typifies patrician reformer's trend toward social reform , 59 Borah , William E. , 203 , 244 . Bourne , Randolph : early life , 171-72 ; " Trans - National Amer- ica , " 172 ; opposes U. S. en ...
... patrician argument for civil service , 16 ; typifies patrician reformer's trend toward social reform , 59 Borah , William E. , 203 , 244 . Bourne , Randolph : early life , 171-72 ; " Trans - National Amer- ica , " 172 ; opposes U. S. en ...
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Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands | 3 |
Thrust from the Top | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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