Rendezvous with Destiny: A History of Modern American ReformKnopf, 1952 - 503 pages |
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... vote as a mem- ber of a special group with special interests obviously would prove detrimental . Group - centered ... vote is determined by who is persecuting somebody's cousin three thousand miles away . Conservatives can easily get ...
... vote as a mem- ber of a special group with special interests obviously would prove detrimental . Group - centered ... vote is determined by who is persecuting somebody's cousin three thousand miles away . Conservatives can easily get ...
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... vote , that of the House showed a strong progressive bent among the group voting against the war resolution . Close analysis of the total House - Senate vote spotlights the progressivism of the anti - war group so much that it raises ...
... vote , that of the House showed a strong progressive bent among the group voting against the war resolution . Close analysis of the total House - Senate vote spotlights the progressivism of the anti - war group so much that it raises ...
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... votes on domestic and foreign affairs . ( The ballot chosen was not always the final Congressional action ; sometimes the vote on an amendment was the critical test or the only significant vote that was on the record . ) Chart I ...
... votes on domestic and foreign affairs . ( The ballot chosen was not always the final Congressional action ; sometimes the vote on an amendment was the critical test or the only significant vote that was on the record . ) Chart I ...
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From the Bottom Up | 29 |
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