Rendezvous with Destiny: A History of Modern American ReformKnopf, 1952 - 503 pages |
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... William Allen White was saying now , was not reformers but " special privilege , " and White was going down the line for the whole progressive program . “ I was a young arrogant protagonist of the divine rule of the plutocracy , " White ...
... William Allen White was saying now , was not reformers but " special privilege , " and White was going down the line for the whole progressive program . “ I was a young arrogant protagonist of the divine rule of the plutocracy , " White ...
Page 225
... William Allen White has reminisced in his jovial way , " was how many people were with us . " Despite the Greenwich Villages , despite the powerful undertow of conservatism , progressivism was whirling ahead . The Roosevelt era , quite ...
... William Allen White has reminisced in his jovial way , " was how many people were with us . " Despite the Greenwich Villages , despite the powerful undertow of conservatism , progressivism was whirling ahead . The Roosevelt era , quite ...
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... William Allen White . In the White House a bitter , broken Wilson awaited death and Harding . Too ill to know much of what was going on , too changed to care very deeply , the one- time progressive hero headed a country that was racing ...
... William Allen White . In the White House a bitter , broken Wilson awaited death and Harding . Too ill to know much of what was going on , too changed to care very deeply , the one- time progressive hero headed a country that was racing ...
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Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands | 3 |
Thrust from the Top | 10 |
From the Bottom Up | 29 |
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