The Jeffersonian and Hamiltonian Traditions in American Politics: A Documentary HistoryAnchor Books, 1968 - 581 pages |
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... Roosevelt , First " Fireside Chat " of 1934 , Franklin D. Roosevelt , The Commonwealth Club Speech , September 23 , 1932 414 June 28 , 1934 424 Huey Long , Speech on the " Share Our Wealth " Pro- gram , March 7 , 1935 430 Schechter ...
... Roosevelt , First " Fireside Chat " of 1934 , Franklin D. Roosevelt , The Commonwealth Club Speech , September 23 , 1932 414 June 28 , 1934 424 Huey Long , Speech on the " Share Our Wealth " Pro- gram , March 7 , 1935 430 Schechter ...
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... Roosevelt's 523 and only 16,600,000 popular votes to Roosevelt's 27,700,000 , but because the third parties lost so badly . William Lemke , the choice of the Long - Townsend - Coughlin forces , won only 900,000 votes ; Norman Thomas ...
... Roosevelt's 523 and only 16,600,000 popular votes to Roosevelt's 27,700,000 , but because the third parties lost so badly . William Lemke , the choice of the Long - Townsend - Coughlin forces , won only 900,000 votes ; Norman Thomas ...
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... Roosevelt . He got his plans through Congress , but on cold analysis they were found to be the same things Hoover tried to pass and failed the year before . The whole thing of Mr. Roosevelt as run under General Johnson became such a ...
... Roosevelt . He got his plans through Congress , but on cold analysis they were found to be the same things Hoover tried to pass and failed the year before . The whole thing of Mr. Roosevelt as run under General Johnson became such a ...
Contents
General IntrODUCTION | 1 |
HAMILTON ANd the FederALISTS | 12 |
Alexander Hamilton to Robert Morris April 15 1781 | 21 |
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