374 Index
Destuttde Tracy,Antoine-Louis-Claude.See du Gay,Paul, 233
Tracy,Antoine-Louis-Claude,Destutt,de Durant,Ariel, 282
DeutscheArbeiterPartei(DAP).SeeGerman Durant,Will, 282
WorkersParty(earlyversionof NaziParty) Dyer,D. B. (businessmanagainstsegregation),
DeutscheArbeits-Front(GermanLaborFront). 111
SeeGermanLaborFront
DeutscheHollerithMachinenGesellschaft.See EastIndiaCompany.SeeBritishEastIndiaCom-
Dehomag pany
Dewey,John:friendswithOliverWendell Eastman,George,33, 38
Holmes,Jr., 64; influencedby nineteenth- The Economist(magazine),34, 235, 280
centuryGermanphilosophy,222, 329; Edison,Thomas,281–282
praisedas enemyof socialDarwinism,83, egoism.Seeself-interest
104.See alsoProgressives Ehrlich,PaulR., 216
Diamond,Jared,268, 278–279 Einstein,Albert:on Jewsdespisedfor being
Diederichs,Eugen:anti-capitalismof, 72–73, capitalist,162; praisesWoodrowWilson, 108
220; environmentalismof, 221; hates Ekirch,Arthur,Jr.: admitsProgressivismleads
industrialization,72–73, 220; hatesInventive to imperialism,93–94; admitsHerbert
Period,72; mysticismof, 72–73; publishes Spencer’s antiwaractivism,52; admits
Paulde Lagarde,72, 220; quoted,221; WilliamGrahamSumner’s anti-imperialism,
socialismof, 220 94; admitsWilliamHowardTaft’s
Diesel,Rudolf, 332 progressivism,107; blamescapitalist
Diggins,JohnP., 153, 156, 157–160, 158, 189.See Darwinismfor TheodoreRoosevelt’s
alsoGregor,A. James;Mussolini,Benito; imperialism,116; hailsLesterWard,82;
NewDeal;Roosevelt,Franklin influencedby RichardHofstadter,29;
disputeresolutionorganizations(DROs), misrepresentsRay StannardBakeras
309–310 supporterof racialequality,110; on
Doll,Richard, 206 TheodoreRoosevelt,114, 116; praises
Douglass,Frederick,4, 69 EdwardA. Ross,119; praisesLouisBrandeis,
Dover,Gabriel,239–240 104; praisesProgressivemovement,82, 104
Draper,Wickliffe,37–38 Eldredge,Niles,270, 280
Dray,Philip, 68 Ely, RichardT.: admitsto seeinggovernmentas
Drexler,Anton(earlyNaziPartyofficer), 184 godly,90; as ChristianSocialist,88;
DROs.Seedisputeresolutionorganizations collaborateswithSimonPatten,89;
(DROs) collaborateswithWoodrowWilson,89;
Drumont,Édouard, 165 defendsEdwardA. Ross’s racism,119;
D’Souza,Dinesh, 278 denouncesthe handicapped,58, 91; jingoism
Du Bois,W. E. B.: accusesUSAof beingmore of, 90; identifiesas socialist,88; influencedby
censoriousthanHitler,172; and eugenics, nineteenth-centuryGermanphilosophy,90,
118; bowdlerizedby left-wingers,117, 118; 222, 329; influenceon JohnCommons,121;
co-foundsNAACP,116; givenhagiography influenceon RobertLa Follette,89; openly
treatmentby author’s teacher,118; praises racist,91, 113, 119; openlyresentfulof
KarlMarx,118; praisesMaoTse-Tung,118; capitalismfor reducingthe mortalityrate,90,
praisesNaziefficiency,233; praisesrabid 91; praisedas enemyof socialDarwinism,82,
anti-Semite,118; praisesJosefStalin,118; 89–90; quoted,88–89, 90, 91, 113;
sayscapitalismbecameNaziism,141; says recommendscompulsorysterilization,91;
USAhas “out-HitleredHitler”, 118; supports recommendseugenics,90; recommends
“Backto Africa” movement,117–118; killingantiwaractivists,90; references
supportsracialseparatism,117–118; quoted, Mammon,91, 165; snubsWilliamGraham
117–118, 233, 235; wrongaboutfood Sumner,89; supportsimmigration
availabilityunderNazis, 235 restriction,113; supportsmilitary
Dubrow-Marshall,Linda, 247 conscription,90; warmongeringof, 90.See
DueProcess:and republicanism,xv; can persist alsoGermanphilosophyof the nineteenth
in the absenceof freedom,307; defined, century;Progressives
306–307; necessaryfor freedomto existlong- emergentcomplexity,theoryof: and free will,
term,307–309 283–285; pioneeredby HerbertSpencer,