Harvey Wasserman's History of the United StatesHarper & Row, 1972 - 262 стор. |
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... wealth . We would much rather think of them as the founders of Harvard College and the creators of represen- tative ... wealthy slaveholder and that his chief adviser , Alexander Hamilton , as one of the first acts of the United States ...
... wealth . We would much rather think of them as the founders of Harvard College and the creators of represen- tative ... wealthy slaveholder and that his chief adviser , Alexander Hamilton , as one of the first acts of the United States ...
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... wealth behind poli- tics , behind everyday life — it suggests to us that more radical measures than electing another president or passing another program in Congress will be necessary to change these conditions . It suggests that we ...
... wealth behind poli- tics , behind everyday life — it suggests to us that more radical measures than electing another president or passing another program in Congress will be necessary to change these conditions . It suggests that we ...
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... wealth , and the rule of law still hang heavy over the lives of Americans , sending their sons to die in far - off ventures for power and profit , gobbling up the wealth of the country for private gain , wasting the immense resources ...
... wealth , and the rule of law still hang heavy over the lives of Americans , sending their sons to die in far - off ventures for power and profit , gobbling up the wealth of the country for private gain , wasting the immense resources ...
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The Robber Barons | 3 |
The People | 52 |
The Revolt of the Farmers 61 9 | 61 |
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