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... Deal . But , in its first flush , what patronage it was ! Like everyone else , intellectuals had suffered from the depression , sharing in its unemployment and in its shock to morale . The New Deal gave thousands of jobs to young ...
... Deal . But , in its first flush , what patronage it was ! Like everyone else , intellectuals had suffered from the depression , sharing in its unemployment and in its shock to morale . The New Deal gave thousands of jobs to young ...
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... Deal , in which expert advisers , though never controlling , 3 Tugwell's reputation and his role in the New Deal are amply accounted for by Bernard Sternsher's unpublished doctoral dissertation : Rexford Guy Tugwell and the New Deal ...
... Deal , in which expert advisers , though never controlling , 3 Tugwell's reputation and his role in the New Deal are amply accounted for by Bernard Sternsher's unpublished doctoral dissertation : Rexford Guy Tugwell and the New Deal ...
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... Deal civil service . Our nearest equiva- lents are the college professors , and the neutral professor in Wash- ington is the element which will decide the New Deal's success or failure . . . . There was once a time in this country when ...
... Deal civil service . Our nearest equiva- lents are the college professors , and the neutral professor in Wash- ington is the element which will decide the New Deal's success or failure . . . . There was once a time in this country when ...
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On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
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