RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY A HISTORY OF MODERN AMERICAN REFORM1956 |
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... Congress . " Who wants to run for Congress ? " the district boss bellowed . " I do , " said La Guardia , who certainly did . " OK , put La Guardia down , " the boss ordered as he disappeared into the back room . On his second try , in ...
... Congress . " Who wants to run for Congress ? " the district boss bellowed . " I do , " said La Guardia , who certainly did . " OK , put La Guardia down , " the boss ordered as he disappeared into the back room . On his second try , in ...
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... Congress had given him , and his first appointments to the Supreme Court , Burton , Minton , Vinson , and Clark , sounded to lib- eral ears ominously like Martin , Barton , and Fish . Month after month the President permitted cronies to ...
... Congress had given him , and his first appointments to the Supreme Court , Burton , Minton , Vinson , and Clark , sounded to lib- eral ears ominously like Martin , Barton , and Fish . Month after month the President permitted cronies to ...
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... Congress , 331 Eighty - second Congress : non- liberal record of , 331 Eisenhower , Dwight D. , 324 ; boomed by liberals in 1948 , 325-26 Elections : New York mayoralty Elections ( continued ) ( 1886 ) , 35 ; ix Index.
... Congress , 331 Eighty - second Congress : non- liberal record of , 331 Eisenhower , Dwight D. , 324 ; boomed by liberals in 1948 , 325-26 Elections : New York mayoralty Elections ( continued ) ( 1886 ) , 35 ; ix Index.
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Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands | 3 |
Thrust from the Top | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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