Harvey Wasserman's History of the United StatesHarper & Row, 1975 - 262 pages |
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Page xiv
... political philoso- phies made them want a strong , conservative government that would prevent rebellions by the propertyless . It is unpleasant , going even further back , to think that the Puritans and pilgrims and settlers of ...
... political philoso- phies made them want a strong , conservative government that would prevent rebellions by the propertyless . It is unpleasant , going even further back , to think that the Puritans and pilgrims and settlers of ...
Page 30
... politics . . . . It matters not one iota what political party is in power or what president holds the reigns of office . We are not politicians or public thinkers ; we are the rich ; we own America ; we got it , God knows how , but we ...
... politics . . . . It matters not one iota what political party is in power or what president holds the reigns of office . We are not politicians or public thinkers ; we are the rich ; we own America ; we got it , God knows how , but we ...
Page 175
... political and civil rights and " cast down your bucket where you are " to concentrate on business , industrial ... political parties Washington also controlled patronage , and " few political appointments of Negroes were made anywhere in ...
... political and civil rights and " cast down your bucket where you are " to concentrate on business , industrial ... political parties Washington also controlled patronage , and " few political appointments of Negroes were made anywhere in ...
Contents
The Robber Barons | 3 |
The People | 52 |
The Revolt of the Farmers | 61 |
Copyright | |
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