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A preacher of civic righteousness and prophetic utterance rather than a scholar or thinker , his instincts were completely democratic , and he could intuitively comprehend and dramatically champion a high course of action .
A preacher of civic righteousness and prophetic utterance rather than a scholar or thinker , his instincts were completely democratic , and he could intuitively comprehend and dramatically champion a high course of action .
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This survey of the methods used by organizations engaged in translating the ideal of brotherhood into action charts popular pitfalls which can be avoided and points toward lines of action which seem to offer unusual promise .
This survey of the methods used by organizations engaged in translating the ideal of brotherhood into action charts popular pitfalls which can be avoided and points toward lines of action which seem to offer unusual promise .
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... between those who speak and those who listen would be totally destroyed by unreasonable governmental inaction which , under certain circumstances , may become as grave an impairment of constitutional freedoms as affirmative action .
... between those who speak and those who listen would be totally destroyed by unreasonable governmental inaction which , under certain circumstances , may become as grave an impairment of constitutional freedoms as affirmative action .
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Introduction | 9 |
I | 15 |
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