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The Masses, proletarian magazine, is founded in New York; it later becomes the Liberator and then the New Masses. 1912. Harriet Monroe begins publishing Poetry magazine in Chicago. 1914. The New Republic magazine begins publication; ...
The Masses, proletarian magazine, is founded in New York; it later becomes the Liberator and then the New Masses. 1912. Harriet Monroe begins publishing Poetry magazine in Chicago. 1914. The New Republic magazine begins publication; ...
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RANDOLPH BOURNE Untimely Papers, 1919 Every individual citizen who in peacetimes had no (unction to perform by which he could imagine himself an expression or living fragment of the State becomes an active amateur agent of the ...
RANDOLPH BOURNE Untimely Papers, 1919 Every individual citizen who in peacetimes had no (unction to perform by which he could imagine himself an expression or living fragment of the State becomes an active amateur agent of the ...
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Torrio was fading into the background; Capone was becoming the Big Shot. ular, it becomes first musical comedy to win the Pulitzer Prize. Alphonse ("Scarface Al") Capone, Chicago gangster who has an annual income of at least J20 million ...
Torrio was fading into the background; Capone was becoming the Big Shot. ular, it becomes first musical comedy to win the Pulitzer Prize. Alphonse ("Scarface Al") Capone, Chicago gangster who has an annual income of at least J20 million ...
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