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MATCHES: Found In Book Title Hammond, Bray Banks and Politics in America From the Revolution to the Civil War Description: xi, 771, [1] pp. Reprint of 1957 edition. Includes works cited and index. Hammond explores the premise that the historical victory of the political and cultural forces favoring business enterprise over those of Jeffersonian agrarianism had a permanent effect on the functions of banking. Writing in 1957, Hammond's interpretation of the history of banking and politics was that business enterprises will successfully influence the political system to allow business ever easier credit, no matter the debt burden. Usual library markings, else very good. Libby, James Delmas Super U: The History and Politics of the University of Maine System Description: xiii, 194 pp. Includes index, biography of author, appendices, references, photos, figures, and tables. Gray cloth, gilt titles. Fine. OTHER RESULTSFrederick, Peter J Knights of the Golden Rule. The Intellectual as Christian Social Reformer in the 1890s Description: xvi, 325 pp. Red cloth, spine title gilt. With index, notes, bibliography. Gilt no longer bright, 3 leaf corners folded over, otherwise clean & tight. "This is a book about intellectuals as social reformers and what happens to them when they are inspired to do battle for Christian socio-economic ideals in the arena of practical politics and life." Hammond, Bray Banks and Politics in America From the Revolution to the Civil War Description: xi, 771, [1] pp. Reprint of 1957 edition. Includes works cited and index. Hammond explores the premise that the historical victory of the political and cultural forces favoring business enterprise over those of Jeffersonian agrarianism had a permanent effect on the functions of banking. Writing in 1957, Hammond's interpretation of the history of banking and politics was that business enterprises will successfully influence the political system to allow business ever easier credit, no matter the debt burden. Usual library markings, else very good. Oppenheim, E. Phillips The Great Prince Shan Description: [iv], 303, [3] pp. Blue cloth, titles and cover decoration stamped in black. Futuristic world politics of the year 1934 and the Menace of the Yellow Peril. Hubin. Bleiler. Reginald 11016. Light wear at spine edges, small spot on rear board, light foxing to top edges. Price-intact dustjacket has wear at edges and folds, chipping at spine edges. Phillips, William And Philip Rahv, Eds The New Partisan Reader 1945-1953 Description: xi, 621 pp. More than a literary magazine, the Partisan Review published poetry, fiction and criticism as well as essays on politics and cultural problems. Contributors to this volume range from Auden and Arendt through Miloz and Marcuse. Head & tail of spine frayed else very good. Dustjacket edges are chipped. |
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