RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY1956 |
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... White House , weary , haggard , despondent . Suddenly he felt the need for talk , not the sympathetic words of Mrs. Wilson or the soothing admiration of Colonel House , but robust , questioning talk . The President dis- patched an ...
... White House , weary , haggard , despondent . Suddenly he felt the need for talk , not the sympathetic words of Mrs. Wilson or the soothing admiration of Colonel House , but robust , questioning talk . The President dis- patched an ...
Page 293
... White House and most of his liberal support been so little in rap- port . The general isolationism of the country , and espe- cially the isolationism of the people who were usually Roosevelt's strongest supporters , left the President ...
... White House and most of his liberal support been so little in rap- port . The general isolationism of the country , and espe- cially the isolationism of the people who were usually Roosevelt's strongest supporters , left the President ...
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... White House activities and interpreting the record quite differently from their reassuring conclusions immediately after Roosevelt's death . Wasn't the President a loyal prod- uct of the notorious Pendergast machine ? Wasn't his voting ...
... White House activities and interpreting the record quite differently from their reassuring conclusions immediately after Roosevelt's death . Wasn't the President a loyal prod- uct of the notorious Pendergast machine ? Wasn't his voting ...
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Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands | 3 |
Thrust from the Top | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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