Portrait of an American: Charles G. DawesHolt, 1953 - 344 pages Full-length, sympathetic biography of the American lawyer and banker. |
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Page 115
... feeling of pride when the President deemed my advice of some consequence . But , when upon meeting Secretary Shaw ... feels , yet what he feels is not that which the stranger or casual acquaintance would infer from his manner . He is too ...
... feeling of pride when the President deemed my advice of some consequence . But , when upon meeting Secretary Shaw ... feels , yet what he feels is not that which the stranger or casual acquaintance would infer from his manner . He is too ...
Page 222
Charles G. Dawes Bascom Nolly Timmons. X and a feeling of pride to the people of America . From that time on the ... feel that if Germany be made strong enough to pay she will be strong enough to refuse to pay . " But what if she is ...
Charles G. Dawes Bascom Nolly Timmons. X and a feeling of pride to the people of America . From that time on the ... feel that if Germany be made strong enough to pay she will be strong enough to refuse to pay . " But what if she is ...
Page 288
... feeling neglected , may prove to be poison ivy in disguise . " And , in particular , he carried on many private talks ... feel her strength , and refused to settle for anything less than parity with France . " I am far from regarding a ...
... feeling neglected , may prove to be poison ivy in disguise . " And , in particular , he carried on many private talks ... feel her strength , and refused to settle for anything less than parity with France . " I am far from regarding a ...
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