The conservative movement /
Examines the growth of the conservative movement from a small band of dissidents after World War II to the dominant force in American politics in the 1980s. Clearly distinguishes between the old Right, the religious Right, the New Right, libertarians, and neoconservatives
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| Language: | English |
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Boston :
Twayne Publishers,
c1988
Boston : ©1988 Boston : c1988 Boston : [1988] |
| Series: | Social movements past and present
Social movements past and present |
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