RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY1956 |
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Page 71
... social legis- lation . At best , the social legislation would not work as it was intended to work , and , in any event , it would have baleful results . Poverty and corruption were undoubted evils , Social Darwinism admitted , but they ...
... social legis- lation . At best , the social legislation would not work as it was intended to work , and , in any event , it would have baleful results . Poverty and corruption were undoubted evils , Social Darwinism admitted , but they ...
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... Social Forces in American History was written during Simons's period of socialist enthusiasm , and , like a good Marxist , he sprinkled the book with protestations that he was being completely objective , simply tracing out " the stream ...
... Social Forces in American History was written during Simons's period of socialist enthusiasm , and , like a good Marxist , he sprinkled the book with protestations that he was being completely objective , simply tracing out " the stream ...
Page 355
... Social Gospel in American Protestantism , 1865-1919 ( Yale U. Press , 1940 ) ; and Henry F. May : Protestant Churches and Industrial America ( Macmillan , 1949 ) . Dores R. Sharpe : Walter Rauschenbusch ( Macmillan , 1942 ) , is ...
... Social Gospel in American Protestantism , 1865-1919 ( Yale U. Press , 1940 ) ; and Henry F. May : Protestant Churches and Industrial America ( Macmillan , 1949 ) . Dores R. Sharpe : Walter Rauschenbusch ( Macmillan , 1942 ) , is ...
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Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands | 3 |
Thrust from the Top | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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