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... POLITICAL DEMOCRACY . XVI POLITICAL HONESTY XVII XVIII · 157 • · • 168 · 181 196 · · 210 REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT DEMOCRACY IN JOURNALISM XIX DEMOCRACY IN INDUSTRY · CHAPTER PART IV . EFFICIENCY XX BIG BUSINESS · XXI vii.
... POLITICAL DEMOCRACY . XVI POLITICAL HONESTY XVII XVIII · 157 • · • 168 · 181 196 · · 210 REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT DEMOCRACY IN JOURNALISM XIX DEMOCRACY IN INDUSTRY · CHAPTER PART IV . EFFICIENCY XX BIG BUSINESS · XXI vii.
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Durant Drake. CHAPTER PART IV . EFFICIENCY XX BIG BUSINESS · XXI COLLECTIVE BARGAINING XXII MORALE • XXIII CONSERVATION · XXIV PAGE 225 · 238 · 250 260 • · 271 THE COMMON GOOD PART V. PATRIOTISM XXV AMERICA FIRST . XXVI PEACEABLENESS 285 ...
Durant Drake. CHAPTER PART IV . EFFICIENCY XX BIG BUSINESS · XXI COLLECTIVE BARGAINING XXII MORALE • XXIII CONSERVATION · XXIV PAGE 225 · 238 · 250 260 • · 271 THE COMMON GOOD PART V. PATRIOTISM XXV AMERICA FIRST . XXVI PEACEABLENESS 285 ...
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... , more equality , more democ- racy , more efficiency , more patriotism . In short , that the way to save America is to genuinely Americanize Americans . SUGGESTED READINGS N. Foerster and W. W. Pierson , Jr. 6 AMERICA FACES THE FUTURE.
... , more equality , more democ- racy , more efficiency , more patriotism . In short , that the way to save America is to genuinely Americanize Americans . SUGGESTED READINGS N. Foerster and W. W. Pierson , Jr. 6 AMERICA FACES THE FUTURE.
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... efficiency which naturally comes through the political division of a larger unit was scarcely felt , owing to the meagre and slow communications with the Old World . Doubtless in some ways a provincial spirit was encouraged . But ...
... efficiency which naturally comes through the political division of a larger unit was scarcely felt , owing to the meagre and slow communications with the Old World . Doubtless in some ways a provincial spirit was encouraged . But ...
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... efficient , and as capable of ad- ministering executive positions as any men I have met anywhere in the world . . . By temperament , by experience , by financial ability , in every way , the ten millions of Filipinos are entitled to be ...
... efficient , and as capable of ad- ministering executive positions as any men I have met anywhere in the world . . . By temperament , by experience , by financial ability , in every way , the ten millions of Filipinos are entitled to be ...
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