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In the North of the late Sixties you moved while sitting still . The sheer vitality of the period , its unbridled ambition and audacity , were plain in the men who captured public attention , There was the burr - faced Cornelius ...
In the North of the late Sixties you moved while sitting still . The sheer vitality of the period , its unbridled ambition and audacity , were plain in the men who captured public attention , There was the burr - faced Cornelius ...
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Late one Sunday night a crowd of men came pounding at Deml's door , demanding that he sign up for Liberty Bonds . Deml told the crowd he had already done his share by buying $ 450 in bonds , and then “ all at one time .
Late one Sunday night a crowd of men came pounding at Deml's door , demanding that he sign up for Liberty Bonds . Deml told the crowd he had already done his share by buying $ 450 in bonds , and then “ all at one time .
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But there was an important difference between the liberal situation of 1914-17 and that of the late Thirties . As American entrance into World War I came on , both the reform President and most of the reform movement were middleof - the ...
But there was an important difference between the liberal situation of 1914-17 and that of the late Thirties . As American entrance into World War I came on , both the reform President and most of the reform movement were middleof - the ...
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