Rendezvous with Destiny: A History of Modern American ReformKnopf, 1952 - 503 pages |
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... election day AFL support amounted to little more than the Gom- pers statement that “ Bob La Follette is a great American . ” Watching the AFL performance during the election , Wil- liam Orton , a British Labourite , suggested that the ...
... election day AFL support amounted to little more than the Gom- pers statement that “ Bob La Follette is a great American . ” Watching the AFL performance during the election , Wil- liam Orton , a British Labourite , suggested that the ...
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... election Elmo Roper stopped taking public - opinion polls ; science had declared the election over . Leading Democratic poli- ticians , students of another science , publicly offered their Washington homes for sale . The 80th Congress ...
... election Elmo Roper stopped taking public - opinion polls ; science had declared the election over . Leading Democratic poli- ticians , students of another science , publicly offered their Washington homes for sale . The 80th Congress ...
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... election , 325-27 ; in post - World War II Congresses , 315-16 , 331 ; see also Conservatism ; Lib- eralism ( Thirties ) ; Liberalism ( during World War II ) ; Lib- Democratic Party ( continued ) eralism ( during World War II ) ...
... election , 325-27 ; in post - World War II Congresses , 315-16 , 331 ; see also Conservatism ; Lib- eralism ( Thirties ) ; Liberalism ( during World War II ) ; Lib- Democratic Party ( continued ) eralism ( during World War II ) ...
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From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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