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... least of these being the acceptance of sinister ideologies . But the persistent strength of the Soviet Union , capped by the Sputnik and other triumphs in space , has given a rude shock to this confidence , for the United States is now ...
... least of these being the acceptance of sinister ideologies . But the persistent strength of the Soviet Union , capped by the Sputnik and other triumphs in space , has given a rude shock to this confidence , for the United States is now ...
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... least substantial men of business . Modern students of social mobility have made it incontestably clear that the legendary American rags - to - riches story , despite the spectacular instances that adorn our business annals , was more ...
... least substantial men of business . Modern students of social mobility have made it incontestably clear that the legendary American rags - to - riches story , despite the spectacular instances that adorn our business annals , was more ...
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... least the minimal civic competence necessary to the operation of republican institutions . This much it did ; and if in the greater part of the nineteenth century the United States did not astound the world with its achievements in high ...
... least the minimal civic competence necessary to the operation of republican institutions . This much it did ; and if in the greater part of the nineteenth century the United States did not astound the world with its achievements in high ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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