The Making of American Democracy: 1865-1960Ray Allen Billington Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1962 |
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Page 152
... civilization , and its destructive forces become operative at once , while years are necessary to render effective the saving in- fluences of Christian instruction . Moreover , the pioneer wave of our civilization carries with it more ...
... civilization , and its destructive forces become operative at once , while years are necessary to render effective the saving in- fluences of Christian instruction . Moreover , the pioneer wave of our civilization carries with it more ...
Page 178
... civilizations have arisen in the past only to sink into rubbish heaps . The dominion of man over the labor of other men is a shaky basis for civilization . And civilization never attained stability upon such a basis . The sci- entific ...
... civilizations have arisen in the past only to sink into rubbish heaps . The dominion of man over the labor of other men is a shaky basis for civilization . And civilization never attained stability upon such a basis . The sci- entific ...
Page 350
... civilization are seri- ously threatened . The landmarks and tradi- 4 Ibid . , pp . 383–387 . tions which have marked the progress of civilization toward a condition of law , order , and justice are being wiped away . Without a ...
... civilization are seri- ously threatened . The landmarks and tradi- 4 Ibid . , pp . 383–387 . tions which have marked the progress of civilization toward a condition of law , order , and justice are being wiped away . Without a ...
Contents
Preface to the Revised Edition | 1 |
A message of hope and a promise of action First Inaugural Address Franklin D Roosevelt 1933 | 5 |
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