Progressive Century: The American Nation in Its Second Hundred YearsD. C. Heath, 1975 - 558 pages |
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Page 52
... campaign , once it got under way , provided abun- dant material for a study in contrasts . Bryan packed his bags and carried his cause to the people . He made , in all , three campaign trips that took him from Nebraska and the Dakotas ...
... campaign , once it got under way , provided abun- dant material for a study in contrasts . Bryan packed his bags and carried his cause to the people . He made , in all , three campaign trips that took him from Nebraska and the Dakotas ...
Page 268
... campaign , providing information on how communities and in- dustries were spreading available work and caring for the transient un- employed . It also offered suggestions on growing home gardens and buy- ing low - cost foods . But it ...
... campaign , providing information on how communities and in- dustries were spreading available work and caring for the transient un- employed . It also offered suggestions on growing home gardens and buy- ing low - cost foods . But it ...
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... campaign to drive German forces out of North Africa . Such a campaign would , he promised , provide indirect aid to the Russians , clear the Mediterranean for Allied shipping , open the Suez Canal , and greatly increase strategic ...
... campaign to drive German forces out of North Africa . Such a campaign would , he promised , provide indirect aid to the Russians , clear the Mediterranean for Allied shipping , open the Suez Canal , and greatly increase strategic ...
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Times and Tensions of a Developing Industrial Society | 5 |
Maps | 20 |
Part | 25 |
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