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We need only to remember that again and again in human history , the accepted dogmas of one era have been rejected as mere fables in a succeeding era . Thus , for a long time , men in western civilization , even men of learning ...
We need only to remember that again and again in human history , the accepted dogmas of one era have been rejected as mere fables in a succeeding era . Thus , for a long time , men in western civilization , even men of learning ...
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He has accepted the situation for the present , but what he intends to do about it hereafter , no man knows ; he , least of all men , knows . The American plutocrat has accepted the situation even more frankly than the proletarian .
He has accepted the situation for the present , but what he intends to do about it hereafter , no man knows ; he , least of all men , knows . The American plutocrat has accepted the situation even more frankly than the proletarian .
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Governmental control of telephones , telegraphs , and pipe lines together with such later developments as the radio and the transmission of electric power , is accepted today as a matter of course , the issues being merely to what ...
Governmental control of telephones , telegraphs , and pipe lines together with such later developments as the radio and the transmission of electric power , is accepted today as a matter of course , the issues being merely to what ...
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Contents
Populist Ideology | 7 |
A Cross of Gold | 23 |
Utopian Conceptions | 29 |
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| Title | Myth and Reality in the Populist Revolt Volume 567 of Basic concepts in history and social science |
| Author | John C. Matlon |
| Editors | Edwin Charles Rozwenc, John C. Matlon |
| Publisher | Heath, 1966 |
| Length | 112 pages |
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