Rendezvous with Destiny: A History of Modern American ReformKnopf, 1952 - 503 pages |
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Page 159
... Roosevelt's head . If the book had been deliber- ately planned for the purpose , much of it could not have been better designed to capture Oyster Bay . It showed its good judgment by extolling Theodore Roosevelt as the soundest of the ...
... Roosevelt's head . If the book had been deliber- ately planned for the purpose , much of it could not have been better designed to capture Oyster Bay . It showed its good judgment by extolling Theodore Roosevelt as the soundest of the ...
Page 254
... Roosevelt , enthusiastically agreeing with Hoover , added : " The tendency lately has been toward regulation of industry . . . . But Government regulation is not feasible . It is unwieldy ; it . . . means higher taxes . The public doesn ...
... Roosevelt , enthusiastically agreeing with Hoover , added : " The tendency lately has been toward regulation of industry . . . . But Government regulation is not feasible . It is unwieldy ; it . . . means higher taxes . The public doesn ...
Page 366
... Roosevelt I Knew ( Viking , 1946 ) ; Eleanor Roosevelt : This I Remember ( Harper , 1949 ) ; Samuel I. Rosenman : Working with Roosevelt ( Harper , 1952 ) ; Robert E. Sherwood : Roosevelt and Hopkins ( Harper , 1948 ) ; and the series ...
... Roosevelt I Knew ( Viking , 1946 ) ; Eleanor Roosevelt : This I Remember ( Harper , 1949 ) ; Samuel I. Rosenman : Working with Roosevelt ( Harper , 1952 ) ; Robert E. Sherwood : Roosevelt and Hopkins ( Harper , 1948 ) ; and the series ...
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Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands 3 8 | 3 |
Thrust from the | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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