Rendezvous with Destiny: A History of Modern American ReformVintage Books, 1956 - 503 pages |
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... important Popu- list leaders not only aimed to unite the discontented of the cities and the countryside . They sought something that no American party has achieved before or since : a political coalition of the poor whites and the poor ...
... important Popu- list leaders not only aimed to unite the discontented of the cities and the countryside . They sought something that no American party has achieved before or since : a political coalition of the poor whites and the poor ...
Page 73
... important in a world supposed to be an irredeemable jungle . Conservative Darwinism , moreover , was the doc- trine of a generation that was getting old , as unexciting as a long - opened bottle of champagne . Countless restless young ...
... important in a world supposed to be an irredeemable jungle . Conservative Darwinism , moreover , was the doc- trine of a generation that was getting old , as unexciting as a long - opened bottle of champagne . Countless restless young ...
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... important element in Reform Darwinism . It gave the progressive a way of saying to the conservative : " Your philosophy , economics , politics , anthropology , everything you call Truth , is a rationalization of your economic in ...
... important element in Reform Darwinism . It gave the progressive a way of saying to the conservative : " Your philosophy , economics , politics , anthropology , everything you call Truth , is a rationalization of your economic in ...
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Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands 3 | 3 |
Thrust from the | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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