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Brugmansia ~ Angel's trumpet
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After Tocqueville, the term “individualism” like “socialism,” had very little vogue in America for most of the nineteenth century. Walt Whitman vaunted the “individual,” but he was no man of doctrine. The best known use of the word “individualism” in recent American history was Herbert Hoover in a campaign speech in New York (October 22, 1928), when he offered it as half of the familiar European antithesis: “We were challenged with a peacetime choice between the American system of rugged individualism and a Duropean philosophy of diametrically opposed doctrines -- doctrines of paternalism and state Socialism.” ~ Page 196
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