Rendezvous with Destiny: A History of Modern American ReformKnopf, 1952 - 503 pages |
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... Croly's 454 pages , which include a good deal of labyrinthine anal- ysis and even more tedious writing . ( Alfred Zimmern was fond of describing how Roosevelt hailed his Greek Com- monwealth as a great book , invited Zimmern to lunch to ...
... Croly's 454 pages , which include a good deal of labyrinthine anal- ysis and even more tedious writing . ( Alfred Zimmern was fond of describing how Roosevelt hailed his Greek Com- monwealth as a great book , invited Zimmern to lunch to ...
Page 150
... Croly's criticism of the progressives was made directly , in a chapter on “ Reform and the Re- formers . " Still ... Croly himself made . III ... THE IMPORTANT differences between Croly and contem- porary progressivism all revolved ...
... Croly's criticism of the progressives was made directly , in a chapter on “ Reform and the Re- formers . " Still ... Croly himself made . III ... THE IMPORTANT differences between Croly and contem- porary progressivism all revolved ...
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... Croly's most unusual passages commented on the reformers ' apoth- eosis of " the people . " Any failure of the ... Croly summarized . But who were " the people " as they had manifested themselves in American history ? Croly challenged ...
... Croly's most unusual passages commented on the reformers ' apoth- eosis of " the people . " Any failure of the ... Croly summarized . But who were " the people " as they had manifested themselves in American history ? Croly challenged ...
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Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands 3 8 | 3 |
Thrust from the | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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