The American Political Tradition and the Men who Made itVintage Books, 1959 - 381 pages |
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Page ix
... ideas , therefore , which practical politicians can conveniently believe in is nor- mally limited by the climate of opinion that sustains their culture . They differ , sometimes bitterly , over current issues , but they also share a ...
... ideas , therefore , which practical politicians can conveniently believe in is nor- mally limited by the climate of opinion that sustains their culture . They differ , sometimes bitterly , over current issues , but they also share a ...
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... ideas of his time . He believed in those ideas , and rephrased and reiterated them in language that has become classic ; but he was not in the habit of breaking lances trying to fulfill them . The gen- erous and emancipating thoughts ...
... ideas of his time . He believed in those ideas , and rephrased and reiterated them in language that has become classic ; but he was not in the habit of breaking lances trying to fulfill them . The gen- erous and emancipating thoughts ...
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... ideas he represented - ideas that to so many people made him seem hateful or ridiculous after 1929 -were precisely the same ideas that in the remoter past of the nineteenth century and the more immediate past of the New Era had had an ...
... ideas he represented - ideas that to so many people made him seem hateful or ridiculous after 1929 -were precisely the same ideas that in the remoter past of the nineteenth century and the more immediate past of the New Era had had an ...
Contents
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Andrew Jackson and the Rise of Liberal | 45 |
the Marx of the Master Class | 68 |
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