D

Darwinism, 144

Davis, Jefferson, 134

de Beauvoir, Simon

The Mandarins,391

de Jouvenel, Bertrand, 254, 266

On Power,53

de Maistre, Joseph, 56

deficit spending by the government, 228

Keynesian theory of economics and, 223–25, 231, 235, 237

DeHuszar, George B.

A History of the American Republic,xi, 2–3, 86–188

Deism, 105

demagogues, 32–35

demand deposits, 259–65

democracy

Keynesian theory of economics and, 225

Main’s view of the Constitution and, 77–78

power elite of, 36–39

secrecy of scientific information and, 59–61

Democratic Party

Bourbon Democracy, 137–39

breakup of, 122–31, 132

DeHuszar’s view of class conflict and, 102

founding of, 82–86, 88, 116–19

recapture of Congress in 1954, 181

Democratic Roosevelt: A Biography of Franklin D. Roosevelt (Tugwell), 284n58

Dennison, Henry S., 281

depressions

Chamberlain’s view of, 271–72

the Great Depression. SeeGreat Depression

inflation and credit expansion as cause, 166

inflation of 1873 and, 141

during Jackson’s administration, 120

Keynesian theory of economics and, 296

Devil’s Advocate, The (Caldwell), 394

Dewey, John, 301

Dictionnaire d’Economie Politique,309

disarmament, 324–27, 353–57, 363–64, 365–72, 376–79

Distribution of Wealth (Clark), 316–17

District of Columbia (Dos Passos), 394

Divine Right of Kings, 53

division of labor, 56, 290

Dixon-Yates affair, 181

doctrine of rule, 36–39

Doherty, Brian, ix–xii

Dominican Republic, 153

Donham, Wallace B.

Business Adrift,288n60

Donnelly, Ignatius, 147

Dorfman, Joseph, 74, 101–02

Economic Mind in American Civilization,253n40

Dorr Rebellion, 124

Dos Passos, John, 394

Dostoevsky, 396–97

Dostoevsky, Fyodor, 394

double jeopardy, 100

Douglas, Justice, 375

Douglas, Stephen, 127, 133

Douglass, Frederick, 147

draft, military, 133, 134, 158, 182, 300

Dred Scott decision, 127, 133

Dreiser, Theodore, 383

Drury, Allen

Advise and Consent,395

Duane, William, 117

due process, 51–52, 147

Dun and Bradstreet, 287

Dunoyer, Charles, 78