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... Mugwump bolt from the Republican Party had swung the state of New York from Blaine to Cleveland , and with it the elec- tion . But their outstanding legislative success was in civil - service re- form , with the passage of the Pendleton ...
... Mugwump bolt from the Republican Party had swung the state of New York from Blaine to Cleveland , and with it the elec- tion . But their outstanding legislative success was in civil - service re- form , with the passage of the Pendleton ...
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... mugwump culture was notable neither for its political writing nor for its interest in science . It was at its best in history and polite letters , but its coolness to sponta- neity and originality disposed it to be a better patron to ...
... mugwump culture was notable neither for its political writing nor for its interest in science . It was at its best in history and polite letters , but its coolness to sponta- neity and originality disposed it to be a better patron to ...
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... mugwump epoch , was Henry Adams's Education . Adams's book , written earlier but first available for general public circulation in 1918 , was , significantly , seized upon by the intellectuals of the post- war era as a document that ...
... mugwump epoch , was Henry Adams's Education . Adams's book , written earlier but first available for general public circulation in 1918 , was , significantly , seized upon by the intellectuals of the post- war era as a document that ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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