American Affairs, Volume XII, Number 2

12/24/2007 American Affairs Garet Garrett

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National Industrial Conference Board American Affairs, Vol XII, no. 2, 1950

References

Garrett observes Americans on The March; The Three legs of optimism, by Robert E. Wood; The New Economic Insight by Beardley Ruml; The Story of Subsidized Agriculture; James Burnham’s Not So-Cold War reviewed; The Soviet Worm in School Libraries; A Design for a Welfare World, and more

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