Rendezvous with Destiny: A History of Modern American ReformVintage Books, 1956 - 372 pages |
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Page 98
... became more long - headed , and the long - headed Sicilians became more round - headed . All this was set down in a maze of statistical charts . Then , in his dull , stubborn English , Boas pounded home the revolutionary meaning of his ...
... became more long - headed , and the long - headed Sicilians became more round - headed . All this was set down in a maze of statistical charts . Then , in his dull , stubborn English , Boas pounded home the revolutionary meaning of his ...
Page 231
... became a good deal more nationality - conscious in all their attitudes , and every other American group felt the surge of nationality feeling . Meanwhile another wartime development was pushing affairs in the same direction . Until 1917 ...
... became a good deal more nationality - conscious in all their attitudes , and every other American group felt the surge of nationality feeling . Meanwhile another wartime development was pushing affairs in the same direction . Until 1917 ...
Page 308
... became especially loud ) , and he shrugged off Darlanism with a Balkan proverb . You can let the Devil himself help you over the bridge , the President laughed , as long as you drop him on the other side . Roosevelt , as usual , was ...
... became especially loud ) , and he shrugged off Darlanism with a Balkan proverb . You can let the Devil himself help you over the bridge , the President laughed , as long as you drop him on the other side . Roosevelt , as usual , was ...
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Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands | 3 |
Thrust from the Top | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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