America in the Twenties: The Beginnings of Contemporary America

America in the Twenties: The Beginnings of Contemporary America
ISBN-10
0030862507
ISBN-13
9780030862502
Category
Nineteen twenties
Pages
247
Language
English
Published
1971
Authors
Paul Goodman, Frank Otto Gatell

Description

833–851 ; Russel B. Nye , Midwestern Progressive Politics ( 1951 ) ; Paul W. Glad , " Progressives and the Business Culture of the 1920's , ” Journal of American History , vol . 53 ( 1966 ) , pp . 75–89 ; Donald C. Swain , Federal ...

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