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 74
... situation in the interests of honorable peace . " March 19 : The President seemed to feel in better spirits than usual , although he is always cheerful . In the afternoon I was with Judge Day at the State Department . Theodore Roosevelt ...
... situation in the interests of honorable peace . " March 19 : The President seemed to feel in better spirits than usual , although he is always cheerful . In the afternoon I was with Judge Day at the State Department . Theodore Roosevelt ...
Page 75
... situation in Congress . The President's message went to Congress . " He expects abuse for his efforts for a peaceful settlement of the Cuban situation ; but , when his policy and acts are all known to the public , they will know his ...
... situation in Congress . The President's message went to Congress . " He expects abuse for his efforts for a peaceful settlement of the Cuban situation ; but , when his policy and acts are all known to the public , they will know his ...
Page 90
... situation long unrecorded . " At about noon , I was in Hanna's room with H. C. Payne , of Wisconsin ; Senator J. C. Burrows , of Michigan ; and others , " Dawes noted . “ Much enraged at the fact that Quay had started a stampede for ...
... situation long unrecorded . " At about noon , I was in Hanna's room with H. C. Payne , of Wisconsin ; Senator J. C. Burrows , of Michigan ; and others , " Dawes noted . “ Much enraged at the fact that Quay had started a stampede for ...
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