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'Wealth of the Nation,' a mural painted by Seyour Fogel in the early 1940s, during his association with the New Deal's Works Progress Administration.
‘The mayor and others would be wise turn to historians for specific examples of how Americans have used crises to imagine new futures, to envision policies for recovery that might lead to deeper transformations of American society.’
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