Harvey Wasserman's History of the United StatesHarper & Row, 1975 - 262 pages |
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Page 52
... wrote Richard Ely of Yale , was professional , scientific control- What we need everywhere in modern society , and especially in the United States , is a natural aristocracy , by which we mean an aristocracy of merit . Provision may ...
... wrote Richard Ely of Yale , was professional , scientific control- What we need everywhere in modern society , and especially in the United States , is a natural aristocracy , by which we mean an aristocracy of merit . Provision may ...
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Harvey Wasserman. munity , " wrote Rheta Dorr . " They are no longer wholly dependent , economically , intellectually and spiritually on a ruling class of men . " The historic function of the Lutheran marriage , wrote Ellen Key , had ...
Harvey Wasserman. munity , " wrote Rheta Dorr . " They are no longer wholly dependent , economically , intellectually and spiritually on a ruling class of men . " The historic function of the Lutheran marriage , wrote Ellen Key , had ...
Page 192
... wrote Eastman , " our super- revolutionary magazine owed its send - off to a leader of New York's 400 to the fortune of old Public - be - Damned Vanderbilt , in fact — and to a southern gentleman with as much interest in proletarian ...
... wrote Eastman , " our super- revolutionary magazine owed its send - off to a leader of New York's 400 to the fortune of old Public - be - Damned Vanderbilt , in fact — and to a southern gentleman with as much interest in proletarian ...
Contents
The Robber Barons | 3 |
The People | 52 |
The Revolt of the Farmers | 61 |
Copyright | |
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