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... liberal intel- lectuals swing wholeheartedly to his support . The war itself , ironically , raised many of them to heights of influence as no domestic issue could . Historians and writers were mobilized for propaganda , and experts of ...
... liberal intel- lectuals swing wholeheartedly to his support . The war itself , ironically , raised many of them to heights of influence as no domestic issue could . Historians and writers were mobilized for propaganda , and experts of ...
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... liberal experts almost invariably lost . The liberal theorists , led by Jerome Frank , who tried to represent the in- terests of the consumers in the NRA and of sharecroppers in the AAA were soon driven out . Rexford Tugwell's ...
... liberal experts almost invariably lost . The liberal theorists , led by Jerome Frank , who tried to represent the in- terests of the consumers in the NRA and of sharecroppers in the AAA were soon driven out . Rexford Tugwell's ...
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... liberal education was based . Prosser had this in mind when he as- serted with such confidence that " nothing could be more certain " than that science had proven false the assumptions of general education . Behind this remarkable ...
... liberal education was based . Prosser had this in mind when he as- serted with such confidence that " nothing could be more certain " than that science had proven false the assumptions of general education . Behind this remarkable ...
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