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Croly's mother , a brilliant woman of an English Chartist background , set up a whole series of American feminist firsts - the first regularly working newspaperwoman in the United States , the first to write for out - of - town ...
Croly's mother , a brilliant woman of an English Chartist background , set up a whole series of American feminist firsts - the first regularly working newspaperwoman in the United States , the first to write for out - of - town ...
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Part of Croly's criticism of the progressives was made directly , in a chapter on “ Reform and the Reformers . ” Still more came in the course of his criticism of general American thinking , so much of which the progressives had taken ...
Part of Croly's criticism of the progressives was made directly , in a chapter on “ Reform and the Reformers . ” Still more came in the course of his criticism of general American thinking , so much of which the progressives had taken ...
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Some of Croly's most unusual passages commented on the reformers ' apotheosis of " the people . ” Any failure of the democratic process was assumed to be a result of some betrayal of the people ” by a man or a party ; the more " the ...
Some of Croly's most unusual passages commented on the reformers ' apotheosis of " the people . ” Any failure of the democratic process was assumed to be a result of some betrayal of the people ” by a man or a party ; the more " the ...
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