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Stephen P. Duggan •ï¿½36 Items / 14 Articles, 7 Books, 12 Reviews
The Two Americas (1934)
by Stephen Duggan
An Interpretation
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    International Law and Relations (Review)
    Chester Lloyd Jones
    The Two Americas, by Stephen Duggan
    1. The Two Americas by Stephen Duggan
    American Political Science Review, August 1934, p. 718
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    Check List of New Books (2 Reviews)
    Public Questions
    1. The Two Americas by Stephen Duggan
    2. Romantic Copper by Ira B. Joralemon
    The American Mercury, September 1934
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    Some Recent Books on Internatinal Relations (6 Reviews)
    William L. Langer
    International Relations of the United States
    1. Woodrow Wilson: The Caricature, the Myth and the Man by Edith Gittings Reid
    2. The Two Americas by Stephen Duggan
    3. On Our Way by Franklin D. Roosevelt
    4. The Menace of Recovery by William MacDonald
    5. The American Farmer and the Export Market by Austin A. Dowell and Oscar B. Jesness
    6. The Mainstay of American Individualism by Cassius M. Clay
    Foreign Affairs, July 1934, p. 691
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    The New Books (9 Reviews)
    Design for a Staircase, by Guy Pocock
    1. Design for a Staircase by Guy Pocock
    2. Life Without End by Graham Seton
    3. Duck's Back by Kate Mary Maugham Bruce
    4. Bessie Cotter by Wallace Smith
    5. Children of the Poor by Anonymous
    6. The Two Americas by Stephen Duggan
    7. Davy Crockett by Constance Rourke
    8. American Plays Printed 1714-1830 by Frank Pierce Hill
    9. Creation's Doom by Desiderio Papp
    The Saturday Review, July 21, 1934, p. 11