Contemporary Forum: American Speeches on Twentieth-Century Issues1962 |
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... campaign speeches , most of which focused sharply on specific prob- lems and solutions . His most broadly philosophical campaign speech was given to the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco on September 23. This speech , which had been in ...
... campaign speeches , most of which focused sharply on specific prob- lems and solutions . His most broadly philosophical campaign speech was given to the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco on September 23. This speech , which had been in ...
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... campaigns is that they haven't started soon enough . A successful campaign requires carefully prepared publicity , in the newspapers , on the radio and television , in magazines , and in pamphlets . It takes time to prepare good ...
... campaigns is that they haven't started soon enough . A successful campaign requires carefully prepared publicity , in the newspapers , on the radio and television , in magazines , and in pamphlets . It takes time to prepare good ...
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... campaign of 1928 , see The New Day : Campaign Speeches of Herbert Hoover ( 1928 ) , and Alfred E. Smith , Campaign Addresses ( 1929 ) . Hoover's Addresses Upon the American Road , 1933-1938 ( 1938 ) is valuable . For Roosevelt's ...
... campaign of 1928 , see The New Day : Campaign Speeches of Herbert Hoover ( 1928 ) , and Alfred E. Smith , Campaign Addresses ( 1929 ) . Hoover's Addresses Upon the American Road , 1933-1938 ( 1938 ) is valuable . For Roosevelt's ...
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THEODORE ROOSEVELT | 9 |
The New Nationalism | 27 |
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