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... social reform . " Planning for New Deal economic change by inventive legislation stopped . The principles of federal responsibility for welfare and security and of presidential leadership in shaping the federal role had never- theless ...
... social reform . " Planning for New Deal economic change by inventive legislation stopped . The principles of federal responsibility for welfare and security and of presidential leadership in shaping the federal role had never- theless ...
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... social need . ( See Reading No. 23. ) Elections in 1966 gave Republicans encouragement and evi- dence of effective work . Congress remained Democratic , but the Republican gain of 47 seats in the House was well above the average for a ...
... social need . ( See Reading No. 23. ) Elections in 1966 gave Republicans encouragement and evi- dence of effective work . Congress remained Democratic , but the Republican gain of 47 seats in the House was well above the average for a ...
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... social sciences . In each title a distinguished scholar offers an original analysis of a major problem area , incorporating the most recent research . For ready reference to source materials , each book includes a selection of perti ...
... social sciences . In each title a distinguished scholar offers an original analysis of a major problem area , incorporating the most recent research . For ready reference to source materials , each book includes a selection of perti ...
Contents
PREFACE PART ITHE REPUBLICAN PARTY 1 Crisis and a New Party | 7 |
1856 | 15 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
Copyright | |
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