After remaining for ages almost entirely in the hands of historians, the study of national character has recently undergone a transformation which illustrates the strangeness of the tricks that time can play: it has passed very largely into the hands of medical men.
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People of Plenty
Economic Abundance and the American Character (Walgreen Foundation Lectures)
by David M. Potter
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People of Plenty: Economic Abundance and the American Character (Walgreen Foundation Lectures)
October 15, 1958, University Of Chicago Press
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"After remaining for ages almost entirely in the hands of historians, the study of national character has recently undergone a transformation which illustrates the strangeness of the tricks that time can play: it has passed very largely into the hands of medical men."
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