The Growth of Democracy in the United States: Or, the Evolution of Popular Co-Operation in Government and Its Results (Classic Reprint)

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TO Professors Ernst Freund and Thorstein B. Veblen Of the University Of Chicago and Professor Frederick S. Turner Of the University Of Wisconsin I am especially indebted for valuable suggestions made in course Of in struction and criticism. I wish also to acknowledge my Obligation to Professors William Hill, A. C. Miller, J. Laurence Laughlin, F. W. Shepardson, Benjamin Terry, Edmund J. James and Edwin E. Sparks Of the Univer sity Of Chicago, James Riley Weaver Of De Pauw Uni versity, Thomas W. Page Of randolph-macon College, H. Parker Willis of Washington and Lee University, Mr. George Cushing Sykes Of the Editorial Staff Of the Chicago Record, and Mr. George G. Tunell, Ph. D. (univ. Of Chicago). I am also indebted to Miss Maude L. Radford, M. A. (univ. Of Chicago), and Miss Ellen Lee, A. B. (univ. Of Pacific), for valuable assistance rendered from time to time in the labor Of preparation.

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