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Douglas F. Dowd •ï¿½38 Items / 19 Articles, 16 Reviews, 3 Books
The Twisted Dream (1974)
by Douglas F. Dowd
Capitalist Development in the United States Since 1776
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    The Twisted Dream (Review)
    James O'Connor
    The Twisted Dream, by Douglas F. Dowd
    1. The Twisted Dream by Douglas F. Dowd
    The Monthly Review, March 1975, pp. 41-54
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    What Came of That Vision (Review)
    Alan Wolfe
    The Twisted Dream, by Douglas F. Dowd
    1. The Twisted Dream by Douglas F. Dowd
    The Nation, October 26, 1974, pp. 406-407
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    Book Marks (18 Reviews)
    Carey McWilliams
    Riding High, by Carl Solberg
    1. Riding High by Carl Solberg
    2. Man's Most Dangerous Myth: The Fallacy of Race by Ashley Montagu
    3. Voice in the Wilderness by Corliss Lamont
    4. Cruel and Unusual Justice by Jack Newfield
    5. Mortgage on America by Leonard Downie, Jr.
    6. Fragments of the Century by Michael Harrington
    7. Path to the Present by Thomas J. Osborne and Fred R. Mabbutt
    8. The Americanization of Dixie by John Egerton
    9. Brezhnev: The Masks of Power by John Dornberg
    10. Tiger in the Court by Paul Hoffman
    11. The Collected Works of Lee Mach by Lee Mach
    12. These Priests Stay by Paul Wilkes
    13. Woman's Fate by Claudia Dreifus
    14. Insanity Defense by Richard Arens
    15. Dateline: America by Bennett Kremen
    16. Family Medical Care by George Albert Silver
    17. The Twisted Dream by Douglas F. Dowd
    18. The Comic-Stripped American by Arthur Asa Berger
    The Nation, September 21, 1974, pp. 252-253