Rendezvous with Destiny: A History of Modern American Reform1953 |
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... Washington . The trend was so marked that , as one state en- thusiast ruefully admitted , some progressive writers were even arguing that the state had no place " in our governmental system . They look upon it as a political vermiform ...
... Washington . The trend was so marked that , as one state en- thusiast ruefully admitted , some progressive writers were even arguing that the state had no place " in our governmental system . They look upon it as a political vermiform ...
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... Washington bluntly repudiated any drive for social equality . " In all things that are purely social , " he declared ... Washington's argument had the force of apparent success . His program was the first to promise any sub- stantial ...
... Washington bluntly repudiated any drive for social equality . " In all things that are purely social , " he declared ... Washington's argument had the force of apparent success . His program was the first to promise any sub- stantial ...
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... Washington program as a mechanism by which a cheap , submissive supply of labor would be provided for a rapidly industrializing South . " Unconsciously or not , " Du Bois believed , Washington was pro- viding " a voteless herd to run ...
... Washington program as a mechanism by which a cheap , submissive supply of labor would be provided for a rapidly industrializing South . " Unconsciously or not , " Du Bois believed , Washington was pro- viding " a voteless herd to run ...
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