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Middle-class America: A Study in Apathy?

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by Robert Kennedy, Register correspondent Sunday, Jul 05, 1998 11:00 AM Comment

One Nation, After All

by Alan Wolfe

(Viking Penguin, 1998, 322 pages, hardcover $24.95)

One hundred twenty-five years ago, Abraham Lincoln spoke briefly at a new cemetery at Gettysburg about the uniqueness of the American nation, a nation founded on a shared commitment to a set of propositions. Where other nations were bound together into a civic whole by a common language or a common history,...

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