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Wilson also could draw a Croly - like distinction between legislation in the “ national interest ” and laws that benefited “ special interests . ” If he saw no such clash in a number of prolabor proposals , he flatly opposed legislation ...
Wilson also could draw a Croly - like distinction between legislation in the “ national interest ” and laws that benefited “ special interests . ” If he saw no such clash in a number of prolabor proposals , he flatly opposed legislation ...
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David Houston , a member of the Wilson Cabinet , has described a session at which the President spoke of his duty to the white race . “ He would say franky ; " Houston paraphrased Wilson , " that , if he felt that in order to keep the ...
David Houston , a member of the Wilson Cabinet , has described a session at which the President spoke of his duty to the white race . “ He would say franky ; " Houston paraphrased Wilson , " that , if he felt that in order to keep the ...
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1 General Smuts was shocked at this assault on Wilson in a book he had encouraged , but he did not miss the reason why so few other people were shocked . The truth is , ” Smuts later remarked , “ America wanted a reason for denying ...
1 General Smuts was shocked at this assault on Wilson in a book he had encouraged , but he did not miss the reason why so few other people were shocked . The truth is , ” Smuts later remarked , “ America wanted a reason for denying ...
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