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accepted the New Deal in principle, and had little affection for the kind of isolationism that then permeated American conservatism. Through the finely crafted voices and and carefully chosen writings in "Andrea's Voice," her mother presents both the deep isolationism of the disordered eater, her daughter, and the close bond that still enriches her life today, when her daughter's living voice is silenced. A spirit of isolationism emerged, yet Protestantism remained united in its opposition to isolationism and advocated a spirit of international cooperation. |
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