RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY A HISTORY OF MODERN AMERICAN REFORM1956 |
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... President had shared many of the ideas that La Follette hurled at him in the debate on the war resolution . During the campaign of 1912 Wilson had clamped an economic interpretation on the foreign policies of Roosevelt and Taft , and ...
... President had shared many of the ideas that La Follette hurled at him in the debate on the war resolution . During the campaign of 1912 Wilson had clamped an economic interpretation on the foreign policies of Roosevelt and Taft , and ...
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... President dis- patched an urgent invitation to Frank Cobb , of the New York World , who more than once had asked questions about policies of Woodrow Wilson . Cobb arrived at the White House at one o'clock of the morning the President ...
... President dis- patched an urgent invitation to Frank Cobb , of the New York World , who more than once had asked questions about policies of Woodrow Wilson . Cobb arrived at the White House at one o'clock of the morning the President ...
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... President had not wanted to hurry in- dustrial - recovery legislation . He felt that , though there was general agreement on the need for national planning , too much disagreement over key points still existed among important economic ...
... President had not wanted to hurry in- dustrial - recovery legislation . He felt that , though there was general agreement on the need for national planning , too much disagreement over key points still existed among important economic ...
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Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands | 3 |
Thrust from the Top | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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