The Promise of American Life. Herbert David Croly

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       Herbert David Croly

      The Promise of American Life

      Political and Economic Theory Classic

      e-artnow, 2020

       Contact: [email protected]

      EAN 4064066058364

Table of Contents

       CHAPTER I

       I WHAT IS THE PROMISE OF AMERICAN LIFE?

       II HOW THE PROMISE HAS BEEN REALIZED

       III HOW THE PROMISE IS TO BE REALIZED

       CHAPTER II

       I THE FEDERALISTS AND THE REPUBLICANS

       II FEDERALISM AND REPUBLICANISM AS OPPONENTS

       III FEDERALISM AND REPUBLICANISM AS ALLIES

       CHAPTER III

       I THE DEMOCRATS AND THE WHIGS

       II THE NEW NATIONAL DEMOCRACY

       III THE WHIG FAILURE

       CHAPTER IV

       I SLAVERY AND AMERICAN NATIONALITY

       II SLAVERY AS A DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTION

       III LINCOLN AS MORE THAN AN AMERICAN

       CHAPTER V

       I THE CONTEMPORARY SITUATION AND ITS PROBLEMS

       II THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE BUSINESS SPECIALIST

       III THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE POLITICAL SPECIALIST

       IV THE LABOR UNION AND THE DEMOCRATIC TRADITION

       V GOVERNMENT BY LAWYERS

       VI AMERICAN DEMOCRACY AND THE SOCIAL PROBLEM

       CHAPTER VI

       I REFORM AND THE REFORMERS

       II THE LOGIC OF REFORM

       III WILLIAM J. BRYAN AS A REFORMER

       IV WILLIAM TRAVERS JEROME AS A REFORMER

       V WILLIAM R. HEARST AS A REFORMER

       VI THEODORE ROOSEVELT AS A REFORMER

       VII THE REFORMATION OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT

       CHAPTER VII

       I RECONSTRUCTION; ITS CONDITIONS AND PURPOSES

       II DEMOCRACY AND DISCRIMINATION

       III CONSTRUCTIVE DISCRIMINATION

       IV THE BRIDGE BETWEEN DEMOCRACY AND NATIONALITY

       CHAPTER VIII

       I NATIONALITY AND DEMOCRACY; NATIONAL ORIGINS

       II THE IMPLICATIONS OF NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

       III NATIONALITY AND DEMOCRACY IN ENGLAND

       IV DEMOCRACY AND NATIONALITY IN FRANCE

       V THE RELATION OF GERMAN NATIONALITY TO DEMOCRACY

       VI MILITARISM AND NATIONALITY

       CHAPTER IX

       I THE AMERICAN DEMOCRACY AND ITS NATIONAL PRINCIPLE

       II NATIONALITY AND CENTRALIZATION

       III THE PEOPLE AND THE NATION

       CHAPTER X

       I A NATIONAL FOREIGN POLICY

       II A STABLE AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM

       III DEMOCRACY AND PEACE

       CHAPTER XI PROBLEMS OF RECONSTRUCTION

       I STATE INSTITUTIONAL REFORM

       II STATE ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM

       III POSSIBILITIES OF EFFECTIVE STATE ACTION

       CHAPTER XII PROBLEMS OF RECONSTRUCTION—(continued)