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better for all social groups . Even before the ture ” was “ plainly required , " and Wilson's purge of the Frank group , efforts to tackle and Gray's Land Planning Committee had the problems of tenant farmers , farmers on called later ...
better for all social groups . Even before the ture ” was “ plainly required , " and Wilson's purge of the Frank group , efforts to tackle and Gray's Land Planning Committee had the problems of tenant farmers , farmers on called later ...
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Decentralization - building on a basis of small localized groups – has permitted a minimizing of the number of ... may be pyramided into an apparently unified power easily exercised by a small group of national leaders who have arrived ...
Decentralization - building on a basis of small localized groups – has permitted a minimizing of the number of ... may be pyramided into an apparently unified power easily exercised by a small group of national leaders who have arrived ...
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So far as the organization of the Farm Bureau itself is concerned , then , decentralization has been the actual policy followed , and it has provided the means by which groups of farmers , diverse among themselves in some repects but ...
So far as the organization of the Farm Bureau itself is concerned , then , decentralization has been the actual policy followed , and it has provided the means by which groups of farmers , diverse among themselves in some repects but ...
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The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
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