Rendezvous with Destiny: A History of Modern American Reform1953 |
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... Croly turned their home into the country's best - known salon of Positivism . The son , Herbert , was certainly the ... Croly was still more shocked to receive a letter which said , with a minimum of circumlocution , that Auguste ...
... Croly turned their home into the country's best - known salon of Positivism . The son , Herbert , was certainly the ... Croly was still more shocked to receive a letter which said , with a minimum of circumlocution , that Auguste ...
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... Croly home had always been a European island in New York , and Herbert Croly's thinking , far more than the ideas of most progressives , was heavily influenced by European patterns ; his Comtean background , in particular , inclined him ...
... Croly home had always been a European island in New York , and Herbert Croly's thinking , far more than the ideas of most progressives , was heavily influenced by European patterns ; his Comtean background , in particular , inclined him ...
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... Croly's Promise , they were convinced they had found the way to put ideas in circulation . They provided the money for a weekly " journal of opinion , " to be edited by the obviously provocative Herbert Croly . In 1914 the offices of ...
... Croly's Promise , they were convinced they had found the way to put ideas in circulation . They provided the money for a weekly " journal of opinion , " to be edited by the obviously provocative Herbert Croly . In 1914 the offices of ...
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