Watching the World Go byLittle, Brown, 1933 - 358 pages |
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Page 65
... United States , I feel justified in saying that nowhere to - day is there a parallel to the militant discontent of the working people in Chicago in the 1880's . Nowhere during the unprecedented financial depression of 1930-1933 were ...
... United States , I feel justified in saying that nowhere to - day is there a parallel to the militant discontent of the working people in Chicago in the 1880's . Nowhere during the unprecedented financial depression of 1930-1933 were ...
Page 212
... United States Senator . But he had misjudged his Kansas constituents . They never forgave him this brief excursion into the domain of sport and all doors to political advancement were thenceforth closed to him . Even before McKinley was ...
... United States Senator . But he had misjudged his Kansas constituents . They never forgave him this brief excursion into the domain of sport and all doors to political advancement were thenceforth closed to him . Even before McKinley was ...
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... United States had not , at that time , bred up a group of women who won promi- nence by their own political ... United States and Great Britain . Their hospitable homes are al- ways opened to Americans of position who meet there the most ...
... United States had not , at that time , bred up a group of women who won promi- nence by their own political ... United States and Great Britain . Their hospitable homes are al- ways opened to Americans of position who meet there the most ...
Contents
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CHAPTER II page | 20 |
CHAPTER III page | 40 |
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