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Washington , the older man , accepted industrialism uncritically . Du Bois , coming to maturity in the progressive era , approached all problems with an assumption that the big businessman had to be watched . He noted that Washington ...
Washington , the older man , accepted industrialism uncritically . Du Bois , coming to maturity in the progressive era , approached all problems with an assumption that the big businessman had to be watched . He noted that Washington ...
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Finally Perkins was satisfied that the committee accepted his version , which declared " the concentration of modern ... no one is sure yet - read the discarded antitrust plank to the convention , which enthusiastically accepted it .
Finally Perkins was satisfied that the committee accepted his version , which declared " the concentration of modern ... no one is sure yet - read the discarded antitrust plank to the convention , which enthusiastically accepted it .
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Americans went on arguing bitterly over specific legislation , and doubt existed whether any very large section of the population genuinely accepted the equalitarian and security doctrines that the New Deal had added to traditional ...
Americans went on arguing bitterly over specific legislation , and doubt existed whether any very large section of the population genuinely accepted the equalitarian and security doctrines that the New Deal had added to traditional ...
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