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Macmillan
Language
English
Pages
365

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Subjects
American National characteristics, National characteristics, American, Race relations
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Table of Contents

The problem opened.
Concerning our critics.
Who is the American?
Our talent for bragging.
Some other peculiarities.
American sensitiveness.
The mother country as critic.
Change of tone in foreigncriticism.
Higher criticism.
Our French visitors.
Democracy and manners.
Our monopoly in wit.
Our greatest critic [James Bryce]
A philosopher as mediator [Hugo Münsterberg]
A socialist critic [H.G. Wells]
Signs of progress.
Bibliography (p. [347]-353.)
Index.

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E168 .B883

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ix, 365 p.
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419531, 786292844

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