An edition of Our national tendency and its goal (1914)

Our national tendency and its goal

being a discussion of the political and industrial direction of the United States under the influence of prevailing economic forces, and statement of the causes therof and the means to avert the conclusion to which those forces are proceeing. Together with an address before the Chinese students association of America at its convention held in San Francisco in January, 1914, upon The studen in oriental immigraion

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An edition of Our national tendency and its goal (1914)

Our national tendency and its goal

being a discussion of the political and industrial direction of the United States under the influence of prevailing economic forces, and statement of the causes therof and the means to avert the conclusion to which those forces are proceeing. Together with an address before the Chinese students association of America at its convention held in San Francisco in January, 1914, upon The studen in oriental immigraion

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Press of Schwabacher-Frey stationery Co.
Language
English
Pages
32

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Social conditions, Japanese
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Our national tendency and its goal: being a discussion of the political and industrial direction of the United States under the influence of prevailing economic forces, and statement of the causes therof and the means to avert the conclusion to which those forces are proceeing. Together with an address before the Chinese students association of America at its convention held in San Francisco in January, 1914, upon The studen in oriental immigraion
1914, Press of Schwabacher-Frey stationery Co.
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HN64 .B43

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32 p. ;
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OL24179539M
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cu31924023300910
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