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They supplied the man-made instrumentalities by which the new governmental agencies were grasped and used to suit the desires of the new class of business men.
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John Dewey
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gutenberg.orgThey supplied the man-made instrumentalities by which the new governmental agencies were grasped and used to suit the desires of the new class of business men.
Dewey discusses the influence of business leaders on government structures.
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