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The new federalism;
an inquiry into the means by which social power may be so distributed between state and people as to insure prosperity and progress.

APA Citation

Seabury, S. (1950). The new federalism: an inquiry into the means by which social power may be so distributed between state and people as to insure prosperity and progress. New York: Dutton.

MLA Citation

Seabury, Samuel, 1873-1958. The New Federalism: an Inquiry Into the Means by Which Social Power May Be So Distributed Between State And People As to Insure Prosperity And Progress. New York: Dutton, 1950.

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The new federalism; an inquiry into the means by which social power may be so distributed between state and people as to insure prosperity and progress.

APA Citation

MLA Citation

The new federalism;
an inquiry into the means by which social power may be so distributed between state and people as to insure prosperity and progress.