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10.5. Significance

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11.1. Why the Welfare State?

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11.2. Yankee Postmillennial Pietism

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11.3. Yankee Women: The Driving Force

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11.4. Progressives and the Gradual Secularization of Postmillennial Pietism: Ely, Dewey, and Commons

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11.5. Yankee Women Progressives

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11.6. The New Deal

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11.7. The Rockefellers and Social Security

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12.1. Big Business and War Collectivism

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12.2. Intellectuals and the Legacy of War Collectivism

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