Brahmin in Revolt: A Biography of Herbert C. PellDoubleday, 1972 - 350 pages Member of the UN War Crimes Commission in London, fought against the US State Dept. and British F.O. attitude toward Nazis. |
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... passed on their wealth ( usually expanded - they were thrifty people ) , their social position , and the preoccupation with the arts their money allowed them . The literary background was passed down to Herbert Pell's father , an ardent ...
... passed on their wealth ( usually expanded - they were thrifty people ) , their social position , and the preoccupation with the arts their money allowed them . The literary background was passed down to Herbert Pell's father , an ardent ...
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... passed on their wealth ( usually expanded - they were thrifty people ) , their social position , and the preoccupation with the arts their money allowed them . The literary background was passed down to Herbert Pell's father , an ardent ...
... passed on their wealth ( usually expanded - they were thrifty people ) , their social position , and the preoccupation with the arts their money allowed them . The literary background was passed down to Herbert Pell's father , an ardent ...
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... passed . The Senate then passed it and it went to Woodrow Wilson for his approval . Because of the one- day delay caused by Pell , however , Wilson was able to " pocket veto " the bill . If it was at the White House ten days without his ...
... passed . The Senate then passed it and it went to Woodrow Wilson for his approval . Because of the one- day delay caused by Pell , however , Wilson was able to " pocket veto " the bill . If it was at the White House ten days without his ...
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