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Lack of credit forced dollar should come from the fiat of govern- the farmer to sell his produce at the time of ment and not from the " intrinsic worth " of harvest , when the price was lowest . A cash the metal . loan on his crop that ...
Lack of credit forced dollar should come from the fiat of govern- the farmer to sell his produce at the time of ment and not from the " intrinsic worth " of harvest , when the price was lowest . A cash the metal . loan on his crop that ...
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This would result in are now beginning to agitate the develop- the collection of local fact , on which we ment of better play , recreation , and enter- could proceed to build a scientifically and tainment offer a suggestion for country ...
This would result in are now beginning to agitate the develop- the collection of local fact , on which we ment of better play , recreation , and enter- could proceed to build a scientifically and tainment offer a suggestion for country ...
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... the chief aim should be the establishtion's economic , political , and social welfare ment and protection of " prosperous to the small holder , " that preeminently typi- homes . " Roosevelt , as the people's tribune , cal American ...
... the chief aim should be the establishtion's economic , political , and social welfare ment and protection of " prosperous to the small holder , " that preeminently typi- homes . " Roosevelt , as the people's tribune , cal American ...
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Contents
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The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
Copyright | |
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