RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY1956 |
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... sives . The Smith thesis was avidly taken up in reform circles . Scores of progressive journalists were soon working it into their writings . Oscar Ameringer , trying to bring a moderate socialism to Oklahoma , found the Spirit a ...
... sives . The Smith thesis was avidly taken up in reform circles . Scores of progressive journalists were soon working it into their writings . Oscar Ameringer , trying to bring a moderate socialism to Oklahoma , found the Spirit a ...
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... sives who swept each other over ideological difficulties in a tide of emotion . These facts tended to make Croly write about American progressives the way foreign am- bassadors often talk about American baseball games . He was there ...
... sives who swept each other over ideological difficulties in a tide of emotion . These facts tended to make Croly write about American progressives the way foreign am- bassadors often talk about American baseball games . He was there ...
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... sives in domestic affairs . In their thought about foreign affairs they were a full generation behind , back of the New Freedom and the New Nationalism , back of Populism , all the way back to the severely limited liberalism of 1872 ...
... sives in domestic affairs . In their thought about foreign affairs they were a full generation behind , back of the New Freedom and the New Nationalism , back of Populism , all the way back to the severely limited liberalism of 1872 ...
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Thrust from the Top | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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