Contemporary Forum: American Speeches on Twentieth-century IssuesCompanion volume to "American forum - speeches on historic issues, 1788-1900". American speeches on twentieth-century issues. |
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Page 81
Let us accept what America has always fought for , and accept it with pride that America showed the way and made the proposal . I do not mean that America made the proposal in this par- ticular instance ; I mean that the principle was ...
Let us accept what America has always fought for , and accept it with pride that America showed the way and made the proposal . I do not mean that America made the proposal in this par- ticular instance ; I mean that the principle was ...
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It grated on some that Fosdick , a Baptist , should occupy a Presbyterian pulpit , accept his salary from a Presbyterian congregation , and attack the official doc- trine of the Presbyterian Church . In 1923 , Fosdick submitted his ...
It grated on some that Fosdick , a Baptist , should occupy a Presbyterian pulpit , accept his salary from a Presbyterian congregation , and attack the official doc- trine of the Presbyterian Church . In 1923 , Fosdick submitted his ...
Page 288
We acted as if it were a favor to us for Russia to accept our lend - lease assist- ance . ... Hop- kins and Harriman , who seemed to have had most to do with the Far Eastern agreement , apparently accepted completely the idea that ...
We acted as if it were a favor to us for Russia to accept our lend - lease assist- ance . ... Hop- kins and Harriman , who seemed to have had most to do with the Far Eastern agreement , apparently accepted completely the idea that ...
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Contents
THE PROGRESSIVE ERA | 3 |
THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS DEBATE | 51 |
MODERNISM VS FUNDAMENTALISM IN RELIGION | 87 |
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| Title | Contemporary Forum: American Speeches on Twentieth-century Issues |
| Author | Ernest J. Wrage |
| Editors | Ernest J. Wrage, Barnet Baskerville |
| Publisher | Harper, 1962 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 26 Feb 2008 |
| Length | 376 pages |
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