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Ralph Borsodi
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  • Hesiod
    agrarianism
    / Agrarianism in the early 20th century

    …published by the American writer Ralph Borsodi in the 1920s and ’30s. Defending the family farm and decentralization, Bailey and Borsodi each expressed a confidence in technology and expertise, and each maintained a critical attitude toward traditional religion. On the other hand, in the distributist thought of the English writer…

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    …published by the American writer Ralph Borsodi in the 1920s and ’30s. Defending the family farm and decentralization, Bailey and Borsodi each expressed a confidence in technology and expertise, and each maintained a critical attitude toward traditional religion. On the other hand, in the distributist thought of the English writer…

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