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... responsibility for col- lective action in great areas of social welfare touching the indi- vidual . No party suspected of denying that responsibility could carry the American electorate unless it could convince the people that it had a ...
... responsibility for col- lective action in great areas of social welfare touching the indi- vidual . No party suspected of denying that responsibility could carry the American electorate unless it could convince the people that it had a ...
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... responsibility of declaring that , in his opinion , he understands their principles better than they did themselves ; and especially should he not shirk that responsibility by asserting that they " understood the question just as well ...
... responsibility of declaring that , in his opinion , he understands their principles better than they did themselves ; and especially should he not shirk that responsibility by asserting that they " understood the question just as well ...
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... responsibility and the competitive sys- tem . It too had progressive proposals for social development . Both platforms recognized international responsibility and the need for national security . Brief excerpts are illustrative . A ...
... responsibility and the competitive sys- tem . It too had progressive proposals for social development . Both platforms recognized international responsibility and the need for national security . Brief excerpts are illustrative . A ...
Contents
Crisis and a New Party | 7 |
1856 | 15 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
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Antislavery Politics in Antebellum and Civil War America Thomas G. Mitchell No preview available - 2007 |