In October 1983 the Wall Street Journal commented, with obvious pleasure, that “the idea called socialism is dead.” France, “the advanced country that took socialism most at its word, has seen the ‘future’ and even its intellectuals have acknowledged it …
This year, in November, it will be 20 years since the assassination of John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson’s ascension to the presidency, and January 22 marked the tenth anniversary of his death, at the age of 64—a frustrated …
in the autumn of 1935 President John L. Lewis of the Mine Workers, recognizing that the political climate had created a unique opportunity for the unionization of the mass-production industries—and despairing of persuading the AFL craft unions to relinquish their …
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