Myth and Reality in the Populist RevoltHeath, 1966 - 112 pages |
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... progress . We believe that " modern conditions " can be improved . The Capital does not . It is one of the clogs that have ever stood in the way of human progress . Now , we would ask reasonable men and women to compare " modern ...
... progress . We believe that " modern conditions " can be improved . The Capital does not . It is one of the clogs that have ever stood in the way of human progress . Now , we would ask reasonable men and women to compare " modern ...
Page 87
... progress ; that the programs that would provide solutions for the problems of one generation might fall far short of meeting the needs of a succeeding generation . Perhaps one may not agree with the view of some present - day radicals ...
... progress ; that the programs that would provide solutions for the problems of one generation might fall far short of meeting the needs of a succeeding generation . Perhaps one may not agree with the view of some present - day radicals ...
Page 109
... progress is not only meaningless for a defective society ; it actually becomes harmful by intensifying these defects . For Populism , then , progress was not an unmixed blessing : " Bosh , our would be masters have a corner on the whole ...
... progress is not only meaningless for a defective society ; it actually becomes harmful by intensifying these defects . For Populism , then , progress was not an unmixed blessing : " Bosh , our would be masters have a corner on the whole ...
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