The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... reform and made legis- lative action inevitable . President Arthur was in favor of civil service reform and in his first annual message to Congress he attempted to suggest the principles which might be embodied in law . He believed that ...
... reform and made legis- lative action inevitable . President Arthur was in favor of civil service reform and in his first annual message to Congress he attempted to suggest the principles which might be embodied in law . He believed that ...
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... reform " Muckrakers " has its particular group of writers , William Lloyd Garrison and John Green- leaf Whittier for the abolitionist crusade ; Henry George , Edward Bellamy , and Henry D. Lloyd for the 1880's and 1890's ; and for the ...
... reform " Muckrakers " has its particular group of writers , William Lloyd Garrison and John Green- leaf Whittier for the abolitionist crusade ; Henry George , Edward Bellamy , and Henry D. Lloyd for the 1880's and 1890's ; and for the ...
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Ralph Volney Harlow. " MORAL GOWNS " AN ERA OF MORAL REFORM 465 That type of conservatism which tolerates no change in established stand- ards was given another field for action during the 1920's , in a campaign for dress reform . It was ...
Ralph Volney Harlow. " MORAL GOWNS " AN ERA OF MORAL REFORM 465 That type of conservatism which tolerates no change in established stand- ards was given another field for action during the 1920's , in a campaign for dress reform . It was ...
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