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The term " altered physical settings " refers to empirical changes in American agriculture in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries – changes which have consistently taken American society away from the conditions necessary for ...
The term " altered physical settings " refers to empirical changes in American agriculture in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries – changes which have consistently taken American society away from the conditions necessary for ...
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willing or unable to keep abreast of the continual flow of technological changes and the demands for capital , expanded acreage , and some specialized skills . The resulting deeply - stratified rural society , with big commercial ...
willing or unable to keep abreast of the continual flow of technological changes and the demands for capital , expanded acreage , and some specialized skills . The resulting deeply - stratified rural society , with big commercial ...
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THE TALK IN VANDALIA The changes in rural communities over the past two decades have made a deep impression on the attitudes of the people . These changes seem to have contributed to the proverbial conservatism and pessimism of the ...
THE TALK IN VANDALIA The changes in rural communities over the past two decades have made a deep impression on the attitudes of the people . These changes seem to have contributed to the proverbial conservatism and pessimism of the ...
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Contents
17601840 | 1 |
The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
Copyright | |
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