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culm a. pormycd in h the Rood with that of mainmeam Amricrn rodcty. They
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Wdcatloy Amaicawm amunoy ofhmilier. Flths, Mahrr, and the children,
w W g tdoririm programs lban famen, mothm, and children. The ma ud
women of On the Rood -led and tea# with liule care for the cxaefntions of
church and scciety, and ~hci seemed intat on ~g tog- ink lomahing
both larger md ldlcrs I~M a hly. Father MI to a job cvay morning, a PI~cY
wul d& or a lmlaek. vhm tk bunnm of burtnw wsr conducted for faty
hours a vcck DM Monq wok a jab mly as a 1-1 rrum and Sal Pnradlv
-Ed dtnp morr hom hrr work Ihan fmd for the mghl or L bus Qekn to a e
him lome place else.*
k. Urecat Chs&a. in %@"g fmm msi- mnsermbc Ameri~ -ety
mted a new wriety for itrelf, wiIh diff-t Mia and philmophy. even a d ifht
economy. This nru roeiety was modelled m i n r Ammican sukultwc, which
Kemusc. follaving W d Spngla, called Ule fdlloheen, Ute waking and vndmlssvs
of A h sekly. O W by mdrrcldimg of Spgler'r 7 7 DccIne ~ @the West," Ihe
Beas lmed to the underclasr for their IpitiW authority." FmmaD rummuirer
Spngler'r vim on the religious 66 of thefelllohen a. follows:
A SpidW pmpIe,.kir *~dmnd-rcli- is mked by 'a deep pi- lhat B s
the waling-mnnow -...the mve belist..that them is some rolt of myltic
* Bury Oifford and kmcnce Lice. Jack's BooC: An Om1 Biography of Jmk
Kcmu (New York: St. Martin's Res. 1978), pp. 231-232.
Owdd Spngla. I?lc Ikdine ofthe Ww. Charles AWnm. ms.. 2 volr.,
(New Y d
Knopf, 1939).
'' Rothem. .On the Holy Road," p. 211.