Progressive Century: The American Nation in Its Second Hundred YearsD. C. Heath, 1975 - 558 pages |
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... leaders of the two major parties pontificated on public platforms , leaders of a new radical party waited impatiently in the wings . None of the changes that Edward Bellamy anticipated came to pass in the nineties ; neither did the ...
... leaders of the two major parties pontificated on public platforms , leaders of a new radical party waited impatiently in the wings . None of the changes that Edward Bellamy anticipated came to pass in the nineties ; neither did the ...
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... leaders could choose from among a larger number of options than could Russian leaders . In- deed , for the USSR there were no strategic choices at all during the first two years of the war against Germany . With Hitler's divisions ...
... leaders could choose from among a larger number of options than could Russian leaders . In- deed , for the USSR there were no strategic choices at all during the first two years of the war against Germany . With Hitler's divisions ...
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... leaders immediately set up a parallel organization , the Joint Chiefs of Staff ( JCS ) , chaired by Admiral William D. Leahy and made up of the heads of the Army , Navy , and Army Air Corps ( General George C. Marshall , Admiral Ernest ...
... leaders immediately set up a parallel organization , the Joint Chiefs of Staff ( JCS ) , chaired by Admiral William D. Leahy and made up of the heads of the Army , Navy , and Army Air Corps ( General George C. Marshall , Admiral Ernest ...
Contents
Times and Tensions of a Developing Industrial Society | 3 |
MAPS | 21 |
American Society at the End of an Era | 34 |
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