The American Political Tradition and the Men who Made itVintage Books, 1959 - 381 pages |
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Page 81
... means so small a share has been allotted to those by whose labor it was produced , and so large a share to the non - pro- ducing classes . " Concerning one such device he had no doubts ; the tariff was a certain means of making " the ...
... means so small a share has been allotted to those by whose labor it was produced , and so large a share to the non - pro- ducing classes . " Concerning one such device he had no doubts ; the tariff was a certain means of making " the ...
Page 169
... means of gain . " The spoilsmen looked upon political power as a means of participating in the general riches , of becoming wealthy in their smaller ways and by their lesser standards , as did the captains of industry . Never before had ...
... means of gain . " The spoilsmen looked upon political power as a means of participating in the general riches , of becoming wealthy in their smaller ways and by their lesser standards , as did the captains of industry . Never before had ...
Page 325
... means employment of men to carry on this phase of the work ; it means higher taxes . The public doesn't want it ; the industry doesn't want it . Seven years later in a Fourth of July speech at Tammany Hall , Governor Roosevelt warned of ...
... means employment of men to carry on this phase of the work ; it means higher taxes . The public doesn't want it ; the industry doesn't want it . Seven years later in a Fourth of July speech at Tammany Hall , Governor Roosevelt warned of ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
Andrew Jackson and the Rise of Liberal | 45 |
the Marx of the Master Class | 68 |
Copyright | |
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