The American Political Tradition and the Men who Made itVintage Books, 1959 - 381 pages |
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Page ix
... practical politicians . The range of 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 ...
... practical politicians . The range of 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 ...
Page 233
... practical aims were probably centered at first on the election of 1916. Professor George Mowry suggests that he anticipated Republican defeat in 1912 and would have been happy to see Taft bear the brunt of it , leaving himself to come ...
... practical aims were probably centered at first on the election of 1916. Professor George Mowry suggests that he anticipated Republican defeat in 1912 and would have been happy to see Taft bear the brunt of it , leaving himself to come ...
Page 336
... practical effect of placing the NRA on the side of anti - union employers in their struggle against the trade unions . . . . The NRA thus threw its weight against labor in the balance of bargaining power . " Roosevelt stood firmly ...
... practical effect of placing the NRA on the side of anti - union employers in their struggle against the trade unions . . . . The NRA thus threw its weight against labor in the balance of bargaining power . " Roosevelt stood firmly ...
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Andrew Jackson and the Rise of Liberal | 45 |
the Marx of the Master Class | 68 |
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