welfare state, 179, 207, 328, 340, 343 -44, 428-29, 517
Wendell, Barrett, 353
West: industrial conditions in, 336 -37; symbolism of, in popular culture, 92 -100, 299, 301
Western Federation of Miners, 336
Weyl, Walter: on distributive democracy, 342-44
Weyrich, Paul: on populism of new right, 505-6
Wharton, Edith, 281 n.
Whicher, Stephen E.: on Emerson, 549
Whig party (England), 200 n.
Whig party (U.S.), 176, 187, 203
White, Theodore H.: on JFK, 469
White, William Allen: on Kansas, 419
Whitefield, George, 259
Whitman, Walt, 280 -81, 282, 349 -50, 352
Whittier, John Greenleaf, 349
Wilberforce, William, 181
Wilder, Thornton, 103 -5
Wilentz, Sean: on producer ethic, 206
Wilkins, John, 125
Williams, Hosea: on blacks in Chicago, 399 ; on power of the press, 397 -98
Williams, Raymond, 29, 135, 239, 328 ; on Carlyle, 240 -41; on rural economy, 86
Williams, Roger, 164
Williams, William Appleman, 26
Wills, Garry, 470 n.; on Kennedy assassination, 473
"Will to Believe, The" (James), 289
Wilson, Clyde: on everyday virtues, 22
Wilson, Edmund: on Mencken, 361
Wilson, James, 198 n.
Wilson, Woodrow, 383, 414, 455
Wine of the Puritans, The (Brooks), 353
Winesburg, Obio (Anderson), 100 -101
Winning of the West, The (TR), 98
Winston, Robert Watson: on North Carolina, 418
Wirth, Louis, 147 n.
Wirth, Tim, 507
Wister, Owen, 98 -99
Wohl, Robert: on generation of 1914, 107
Wolfe, Thomas, 103
Wood, Charles F.: on New York State, 4I9-20
Wood, Clement: on Alabama, 417 -18
Wood, Gordon, 15, 175 -76, 197 -98 n.; on republican virtue, 174 n.
Wood, Mrs. Henry: on death of children, 9I-92
Wood, Michael: on nostalgia, 116 -17
Wood, Neal: on Locke, 198 -99
Wood, Robert: on school reform in Boston, 499
Wordsworth, William, 88, 89 -91; on memory, 102 n.
workers' control, 224, 309 -10, 322, 325, 326, 328, 364-65; in Cole, 318 -20, 323 ; in Sorel, 314 -15
work ethic, 458, 523
working class, 477 -78, 506, 525 ; composition of, 479 -82; convergence with lower middle class, 483 -86; culture of, 215 -16, 487-88, 492 -96; see also artisans, lower middle class, petty bourgeoisie
working-class authoritarianism, 460 -65, 465-66, 476, 512, 561 -63
World of Labor, The (Cole), 324, 341 n.
World War I, 69, 75, 76, 100, 107, 112, 113, 149, 224, 330, 347, 360, 369, 412
World War II, 37, 113, 116, 158, 461, 510
World We Have Lost, The (Laslett), 164
Wright, Frances, 188 n.
Wright, Frank Lloyd, 114, 346
Wright, James D.: on political alienation, 465
Young, Andrew: on civil rights movement, 395; on power of media, 398
Zangwill, Israel, 355 ; on melting pot, 354
Zeitlin, Jonathan: on large-scale production, 163
Zeno, 56
Ziese, Carol: on sexual differences, 36 -37
Zionism, 354
Zola, Emile, 419

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