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Page 197
But most of the surviving local trade unions refused to recognize the existence of the Knights . They did not believe in " one big union " , they believed in wage bargaining , they were hostile ...
But most of the surviving local trade unions refused to recognize the existence of the Knights . They did not believe in " one big union " , they believed in wage bargaining , they were hostile ...
Page 310
Why he believed that the perception of the past would be less biased than perception of the present is not clear . Perhaps because the discontinuities of the past could more readily be " not seen " . 3 . · Quality of Evidence - Reasons ...
Why he believed that the perception of the past would be less biased than perception of the present is not clear . Perhaps because the discontinuities of the past could more readily be " not seen " . 3 . · Quality of Evidence - Reasons ...
Page 343
Summer says that these " leaders " must be found by " natural selec- tion " , and he obviously believed that most of them were so found . But Sumner is not unique . Most Americans also believed that these men did not inherit their power ...
Summer says that these " leaders " must be found by " natural selec- tion " , and he obviously believed that most of them were so found . But Sumner is not unique . Most Americans also believed that these men did not inherit their power ...
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| Title | William Graham Sumner, Volume 2 William Graham Sumner, Robert Bruce Notestein |
| Author | Robert Bruce Notestein |
| Publisher | University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1954 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 30 Nov 2007 |
| Length | 758 pages |
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