RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY1956 |
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... Franklin Roosevelt beyond the luster of his family name , the fact that he had made a good if un- spectacular record as Governor of New York , his obvious pleasantness and energy . Roosevelt's campaign speeches hardly filled out the ...
... Franklin Roosevelt beyond the luster of his family name , the fact that he had made a good if un- spectacular record as Governor of New York , his obvious pleasantness and energy . Roosevelt's campaign speeches hardly filled out the ...
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... Franklin Roosevelt . The older man had a considerable affection for his handsome , high- spirited fifth cousin . The youth , in turn , looked up to Uncle Ted , and the relationship brought Franklin Roose- velt a continuous suggestion ...
... Franklin Roosevelt . The older man had a considerable affection for his handsome , high- spirited fifth cousin . The youth , in turn , looked up to Uncle Ted , and the relationship brought Franklin Roose- velt a continuous suggestion ...
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... Franklin Roosevelt to the White House as a pleasant man who could hardly be worse than Hoover . Now they were cheering him as the most effective of American reform leaders . A good part of the nation had respected Wilson , as they ...
... Franklin Roosevelt to the White House as a pleasant man who could hardly be worse than Hoover . Now they were cheering him as the most effective of American reform leaders . A good part of the nation had respected Wilson , as they ...
Contents
Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands | 3 |
Thrust from the Top | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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