Rendezvous with Destiny: A History of Modern American ReformKnopf, 1952 - 503 pages |
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... United States . He concerned himself primarily with eastern European Jews and Sicilians , groups that were generally ... United States , 80. The cephalic index of Jews born in Russia averaged 83 ; of their children born in the United ...
... United States . He concerned himself primarily with eastern European Jews and Sicilians , groups that were generally ... United States , 80. The cephalic index of Jews born in Russia averaged 83 ; of their children born in the United ...
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... United States should continuously concern itself with the rest of the world . The nature of Roosevelt's own concern varied . On occasion he called for American par- ticipation in building an international organization for peace . Most ...
... United States should continuously concern itself with the rest of the world . The nature of Roosevelt's own concern varied . On occasion he called for American par- ticipation in building an international organization for peace . Most ...
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... United States from entering the war . war . Wilson's argument for war directly answered both points . The United States was entering a contest of principle , not greed , he maintained . The actions of Germany , climaxed by its ...
... United States from entering the war . war . Wilson's argument for war directly answered both points . The United States was entering a contest of principle , not greed , he maintained . The actions of Germany , climaxed by its ...
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