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Walter Lippmann. A Preface to Politics. New York: Mitchell Kennerley (1913).

A Preface to Politics

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Walter Lippmann

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Introduction

1. Routineer and Inventor

2. The Taboo

3. The Changing Focus

4. The Golden Rule and After

5. Well Meaning but Unmeaning: The Chicago Vice Report

6. Some Necessary Iconoclasm

7. The Making of Creeds

8. The Red Herring

9. The Revolution and Culture

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