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By 1909 muckraking was dying out , a victim of public fickleness and of a crackdown on the magazines by advertisers and bankers , but in its six rambunctious years , it brought the progressive case to thousands who would never have been ...
By 1909 muckraking was dying out , a victim of public fickleness and of a crackdown on the magazines by advertisers and bankers , but in its six rambunctious years , it brought the progressive case to thousands who would never have been ...
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care of just which men and women should be placed in the progressive category once the war was over . The situation was further confused by the fact that the League of Nations and the specific peace terms were incorporated in one treaty ...
care of just which men and women should be placed in the progressive category once the war was over . The situation was further confused by the fact that the League of Nations and the specific peace terms were incorporated in one treaty ...
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Rexford G. Tugwell : " Progressives and the Presidency , ” and Hubert Humphrey : " A Reply to Rex Tugwell , ” Progressive ( April 1949 ) ... Plain Talk ( June 1948 ) , II , emphasize the Communists ' role in the Progressive Party .
Rexford G. Tugwell : " Progressives and the Presidency , ” and Hubert Humphrey : " A Reply to Rex Tugwell , ” Progressive ( April 1949 ) ... Plain Talk ( June 1948 ) , II , emphasize the Communists ' role in the Progressive Party .
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