The Process of American History: Modern AmericaPaul W. Glad Prentice-Hall, 1969 |
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Page 158
... movement . Reacting against the values of a business culture that emerged triumphant in the twenties , they looked back on nineteenth - century agrarian movements with a mixture of nostalgia and regret . Books such as Solon J. Buck's ...
... movement . Reacting against the values of a business culture that emerged triumphant in the twenties , they looked back on nineteenth - century agrarian movements with a mixture of nostalgia and regret . Books such as Solon J. Buck's ...
Page 189
... movement that had little programmatic unity . Penetrating the generalizations and probing the substratum of ... Movement , one of the initial studies of progressive reform agita- tion , published in 1915. Here De Witt discerns three ...
... movement that had little programmatic unity . Penetrating the generalizations and probing the substratum of ... Movement , one of the initial studies of progressive reform agita- tion , published in 1915. Here De Witt discerns three ...
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... movement as an isolated phenomenon ; to them it represented one phase of a long and honorable tradition . Thus , with the passage of time , it was easy for many historians to associate the New Deal of the thirties with progressivism ...
... movement as an isolated phenomenon ; to them it represented one phase of a long and honorable tradition . Thus , with the passage of time , it was easy for many historians to associate the New Deal of the thirties with progressivism ...
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