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Page 123
... social centers - places where persons may naturally meet , and where a real neighbor- hood interest exists . There is difference of opinion as to where this center should be , some persons thinking it should be in the town or village ...
... social centers - places where persons may naturally meet , and where a real neighbor- hood interest exists . There is difference of opinion as to where this center should be , some persons thinking it should be in the town or village ...
Page 132
... social better- ment , Roosevelt favored a moderate but gradually increasing application of govern- mental activity ; his political philosophy , in this as in other fields , adjusted itself to his growing social convictions . In the ...
... social better- ment , Roosevelt favored a moderate but gradually increasing application of govern- mental activity ; his political philosophy , in this as in other fields , adjusted itself to his growing social convictions . In the ...
Page 166
... social problems resulting from the influx of rural mi- grants into cities give national import to the conditions of American farmers . Resulting imbalances are costly in wasted human resources as well as in mal- functioning social ...
... social problems resulting from the influx of rural mi- grants into cities give national import to the conditions of American farmers . Resulting imbalances are costly in wasted human resources as well as in mal- functioning social ...
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The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
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