The Great Campaigns: Reform and War in America, 1900-1928

Table of contents

• Prentice-Hall History Of The American People Series i
• Title Page iii
• Contents v
• Foreword viii
• Preface xii
• Part One Reform: 1900-1916 1
• Part Two War: 1914-1918 53
• Part Three Reform: 1917-1928 97
• Bibliographic Essay 171
• Documents 199
• 3 John Spargo The Bitter Cry of the Children 209
• 4 Walter Rauschenbusch The Social Gospel 223
• 6 Frederick W. Taylor Scientific Management 238
• 8 Louis D. Brandeis Social Insurance and Social Efficiency 246
• 9 Anti-Saloon League The Arguments Against Alcohol 263
• 10 National American Woman Suffrage Association Equality for Women 269
• 11 Edward M. House Philip Dru, Administrator 274
• 12 Theodore Roosevelt Annual Message, 1908 284
• 14 Woodrow Wilson A Review of Accomplishments, 1916 291
• 15 Woodrow Wilson Speech to the Grain Dealers' Association, 1916 301
• Ii. War: 1914-1918 309
• 17 Woodrow Wilson Letter to Senator Stone, February 25, 1916 318
• 18 Woodrow Wilson 'Peace Without Victory' Speech, January 22, 1917 320
• 20 Randolph Bourne The War and the Intellectuals 326
• 21 George Record Letter to Woodrow Wilson, March 31, 1919 343
• 23 Progressive Party of 1924 Platform 347
• 24 Grace Abbott The Child and the State--The 1920s 352
• Iii. Reform: 1917-1928 357
• 26 The Survey "Where Are the Pre-War Radicals?" 363
• 27 Mr. Dooley Reform--With a Grain of Salt 378
• Index 383

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