Woodrow Wilson and the Progressive Era, 1910-1917, Volume 10This book represents an attempt to comprehend and recreate the political and diplomatic history of the United States from the beginning of the disruption of the Republican party in 1910 to the entrance of the United States into the First World War in 1917. |
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... Oswald Garrison Villard , one of the founders of the Na- tional Association for the Advancement of Colored People and pub- lisher of the New York Evening Post and the Nation , called at the White House and presented a plan for the ...
... Oswald Garrison Villard , one of the founders of the Na- tional Association for the Advancement of Colored People and pub- lisher of the New York Evening Post and the Nation , called at the White House and presented a plan for the ...
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... Oswald Garrison Villard , in Houghton Library , Harvard University ; Henry A. Wallace to W. H. Page , Aug. 2 , 1915 ... Villard , Jan. 4 , 1915 , Villard Papers . Professor John W. Burgess of Columbia University was another ardent de ...
... Oswald Garrison Villard , in Houghton Library , Harvard University ; Henry A. Wallace to W. H. Page , Aug. 2 , 1915 ... Villard , Jan. 4 , 1915 , Villard Papers . Professor John W. Burgess of Columbia University was another ardent de ...
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... Oswald Garrison Villard , George Foster Peabody , Jane Addams , Lillian D. Wald , and Rev. Charles E. Jefferson of New York City , formed the League to Limit Armament to offset the agitation for preparation.17 A few weeks later the ...
... Oswald Garrison Villard , George Foster Peabody , Jane Addams , Lillian D. Wald , and Rev. Charles E. Jefferson of New York City , formed the League to Limit Armament to offset the agitation for preparation.17 A few weeks later the ...
Contents
THE NEW NATIONALISM VERSUS THE NEW FREEDOM I | 1 |
THE NEW FREEDOM | 25 |
THE NEW Freedom and the PROGRESSIVE Movement | 54 |
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