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... Reform While bosses were consolidating their power , others were attempting to destroy political machines and improve the quality of urban life . This urban reform effort , which paralleled its agrarian counterpart ( see pages 590-593 ) ...
... Reform While bosses were consolidating their power , others were attempting to destroy political machines and improve the quality of urban life . This urban reform effort , which paralleled its agrarian counterpart ( see pages 590-593 ) ...
Side 551
... Reform Robert H. Bremner , From the Depths : The Discovery of Poverty ( 1956 ) ; James H. Cassedy , Charles V ... Reform ( 1973 ) ; James B. Crooks , Politics and Progress ( 1968 ) ; Allen F. Davis , American Heroine : The Life and ...
... Reform Robert H. Bremner , From the Depths : The Discovery of Poverty ( 1956 ) ; James H. Cassedy , Charles V ... Reform ( 1973 ) ; James B. Crooks , Politics and Progress ( 1968 ) ; Allen F. Davis , American Heroine : The Life and ...
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... reform and business regulation known as the Wisconsin Plan . In 1906 he entered the U.S. Senate and continued to champion progressive reform . The National Progressive Republican League , which La Follette founded in 1911 , became the ...
... reform and business regulation known as the Wisconsin Plan . In 1906 he entered the U.S. Senate and continued to champion progressive reform . The National Progressive Republican League , which La Follette founded in 1911 , became the ...
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Reconstruction by Trial and Error 18651877 | 436 |
The Congressional Reconstruction Plan | 442 |
The Social and Economic Meaning of Freedom | 454 |
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