Triumph of Conservatism
by Gabriel Kolko, George Kolko, and G. Kolko
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The triumph of conservatism: a re-interpretation of American history, 1900-1916.
1963, Free Press of Glencoe
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"NOT MERELY PRESENT-DAY HISTORIANS but also contemporary observers of the growth of big business were virtually unanimous in believing that the concentration of economic power and the growth of "monopoly" and the "trust" was an inevitable result of the modern capitalist and industrial process."
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"NOT MERELY PRESENT-DAY HISTORIANS but also contemporary observers of the growth of big business were virtually unanimous in believing that the concentration of economic power and the growth of "monopoly" and the "trust" was an inevitable result of the modern capitalist and industrial process."
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