Politics and Public Service: A Discussion of the Civic Art in AmericaHarper and brothers, 1939 - 361 pages |
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Page 204
... profession - and it ap- pears true of every profession today - how much fur- ther is the separation and more onerous the portage between the several professions as such . One who sup- poses that all problems are solved with the solution ...
... profession - and it ap- pears true of every profession today - how much fur- ther is the separation and more onerous the portage between the several professions as such . One who sup- poses that all problems are solved with the solution ...
Page 205
... professions themselves : preachers and lawyers , or lawyers and doctors , or engineers and teachers , or even of doctors allopathic and doctors homeopathic . By narrowing the gaps between persons and subgroups within the pro- fession ...
... professions themselves : preachers and lawyers , or lawyers and doctors , or engineers and teachers , or even of doctors allopathic and doctors homeopathic . By narrowing the gaps between persons and subgroups within the pro- fession ...
Page 271
... professions are tighter . Their quar- rels don't spill over until they're full - grown , and they don't reach the legislature until they're raging like a house afire . WHITE : You mean that you have to kiss babies be- cause others are ...
... professions are tighter . Their quar- rels don't spill over until they're full - grown , and they don't reach the legislature until they're raging like a house afire . WHITE : You mean that you have to kiss babies be- cause others are ...
Contents
The Administrator and the Politician Sit Down | 1 |
Conflict | 21 |
The Case for the Party | 58 |
Copyright | |
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