Progressive Century: The American Nation in Its Second Hundred YearsD. C. Heath, 1975 - 558 pages |
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... thought Mahan , was American control of the canal and of Caribbean and Pacific bases that would safeguard approaches ... thought , provided overwhelming support for jingo politicians and naval expansionists . Godkin's analysis ...
... thought Mahan , was American control of the canal and of Caribbean and Pacific bases that would safeguard approaches ... thought , provided overwhelming support for jingo politicians and naval expansionists . Godkin's analysis ...
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... thought . One of the great ironies of the post - World War II period is that , while the USSR was conceded to have a powerful army and an effective spy network , it was thought to be backward in the sciences . Even the testing of the ...
... thought . One of the great ironies of the post - World War II period is that , while the USSR was conceded to have a powerful army and an effective spy network , it was thought to be backward in the sciences . Even the testing of the ...
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... Thought : The Nadir , 1877-1901 ( 1954 ) ; August Meier , Negro Thought in America , 1880–1915 ( 1963 ) ; August Meier and Elliott M. Rud- wick , From Plantation to Ghetto ( 1966 ) ; H. Brett Melendy , The Oriental Ameri- cans ( 1972 ) ...
... Thought : The Nadir , 1877-1901 ( 1954 ) ; August Meier , Negro Thought in America , 1880–1915 ( 1963 ) ; August Meier and Elliott M. Rud- wick , From Plantation to Ghetto ( 1966 ) ; H. Brett Melendy , The Oriental Ameri- cans ( 1972 ) ...
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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