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 44
... meeting place for the April state conven- tion . So sure were the Republicans of November victory that they advertised the state committee meeting as a love feast . The meeting turned out to be more of a dress rehearsal for the coming ...
... meeting place for the April state conven- tion . So sure were the Republicans of November victory that they advertised the state committee meeting as a love feast . The meeting turned out to be more of a dress rehearsal for the coming ...
Page 133
... meeting for Graeme Stewart . Assembled in the lofty marble hall of the First National Bank on Monroe Street , the bank presidents heard from James B. Forgan , head of that institution , that Walsh had loaned to his own enter- prises and ...
... meeting for Graeme Stewart . Assembled in the lofty marble hall of the First National Bank on Monroe Street , the bank presidents heard from James B. Forgan , head of that institution , that Walsh had loaned to his own enter- prises and ...
Page 311
... meetings of the Council of the League was at his option . This question came up at the first parley between Briand ... meeting of the Council , I will not hesitate to attend . " Dawes remained at his station in the Ritz Hotel in Paris ...
... meetings of the Council of the League was at his option . This question came up at the first parley between Briand ... meeting of the Council , I will not hesitate to attend . " Dawes remained at his station in the Ritz Hotel in Paris ...
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