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... American. Executive oratory as well as judiciary and legislative action have attempted to absorb "the revolution" on a grand scale. But absorption can be merely adjustive and, in fact, defensive, or it can be adaptive and creative; this ...
... American. Executive oratory as well as judiciary and legislative action have attempted to absorb "the revolution" on a grand scale. But absorption can be merely adjustive and, in fact, defensive, or it can be adaptive and creative; this ...
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... American action in Vietnam for a worldwide identification of colored people with the naked heroism of the Vietcong revolutionaries. The very demand that North Vietnam give in (even if it were nearly on her own terms) to a superorganized ...
... American action in Vietnam for a worldwide identification of colored people with the naked heroism of the Vietcong revolutionaries. The very demand that North Vietnam give in (even if it were nearly on her own terms) to a superorganized ...
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... American Negro identity, 317 Aging, 38 Ambulatory stage, 118-20 America grammar school education in, 126- 27 mass transformations in, 104 trust in Fate in, 103 American identity, threat to traditional, 69 American Indians, see Indians ...
... American Negro identity, 317 Aging, 38 Ambulatory stage, 118-20 America grammar school education in, 126- 27 mass transformations in, 104 trust in Fate in, 103 American identity, threat to traditional, 69 American Indians, see Indians ...
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Preface | 9 |
Prologue | 15 |
Foundations in Observation | 44 |
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