Progressive Century: The American Nation in Its Second Hundred YearsD. C. Heath, 1975 - 558 pages |
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... tion could take place . After about 1875 , according to the doctor , there was no chance " for individual enterprise in any important field of industry , unless backed by great capital . " As a consequence , Americans had wit- nessed ...
... tion could take place . After about 1875 , according to the doctor , there was no chance " for individual enterprise in any important field of industry , unless backed by great capital . " As a consequence , Americans had wit- nessed ...
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... tion , they were measures to be opposed rather than supported . Perceiving no advantage in a continuation of the war against Germany , then , the Bolshevik government proceeded to the conclusion of negotiations at Brest - Litovsk . The ...
... tion , they were measures to be opposed rather than supported . Perceiving no advantage in a continuation of the war against Germany , then , the Bolshevik government proceeded to the conclusion of negotiations at Brest - Litovsk . The ...
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... tion ; the census of 1920 , showing more than half the population living in urban places , validated it . As the United States entered the twentieth century , the typical American city under 100,000 in population was still relatively ...
... tion ; the census of 1920 , showing more than half the population living in urban places , validated it . As the United States entered the twentieth century , the typical American city under 100,000 in population was still relatively ...
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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