12 Americans SpeakJohn Edwin Pomfret Huntington Library, 1954 - 183 pages |
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Page 150
... political and economic system , upon which we have advanced beyond all the rest of the world , in order to adopt methods based on principles destructive of its very foundations ? And I wish to emphasize the seriousness of these ...
... political and economic system , upon which we have advanced beyond all the rest of the world , in order to adopt methods based on principles destructive of its very foundations ? And I wish to emphasize the seriousness of these ...
Page 153
... political currents their final employer and master . Their bargaining does not rest upon eco- nomic need or economic strength but on political potence . But what of those who are outside the bureaucracy ? What is the effect upon their ...
... political currents their final employer and master . Their bargaining does not rest upon eco- nomic need or economic strength but on political potence . But what of those who are outside the bureaucracy ? What is the effect upon their ...
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... politics but of government . I want to speak not of parties but of universal principles . They are not political except in that large sense in which a great American once expressed a definition of politics that nothing Not Speaking in ...
... politics but of government . I want to speak not of parties but of universal principles . They are not political except in that large sense in which a great American once expressed a definition of politics that nothing Not Speaking in ...
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