The Roosevelt MythLudwig von Mises Institute, 1948 - 438 pages |
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Page 5
... Harry Hopkins and Eleanor Roosevelt and scores of others whose names would soon fill the ears of the nation . Salvation was in the air . Repeal , also , was in the air . Two weeks before the lame - duck Congress had turned a somersault ...
... Harry Hopkins and Eleanor Roosevelt and scores of others whose names would soon fill the ears of the nation . Salvation was in the air . Repeal , also , was in the air . Two weeks before the lame - duck Congress had turned a somersault ...
Page 12
... Harry Hopkins , who would become Roosevelt's alter ego and , next to Henry Wallace , the most controversial figure of the regime . Then began a consolidation of agencies in the interest of the Goddess Economy ; next the Tennessee Valley ...
... Harry Hopkins , who would become Roosevelt's alter ego and , next to Henry Wallace , the most controversial figure of the regime . Then began a consolidation of agencies in the interest of the Goddess Economy ; next the Tennessee Valley ...
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... Harry Hopkins popping the whips , while all around under the vast tent a whole drove of clowns and dervishes — the Henry Morgenthaus and Huey Longs and Dr. Townsends and Upton Sinclairs and a host of crackpots of every variety — leaped ...
... Harry Hopkins popping the whips , while all around under the vast tent a whole drove of clowns and dervishes — the Henry Morgenthaus and Huey Longs and Dr. Townsends and Upton Sinclairs and a host of crackpots of every variety — leaped ...
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... Harry Hopkins ' shovel army , Wal- lace's pig killing and crop destruction and the merry dance of the crackpot spenders kicking their heels in the Roosevelt electoral parade all excited the mirth and scorn of the jokesters and the ...
... Harry Hopkins ' shovel army , Wal- lace's pig killing and crop destruction and the merry dance of the crackpot spenders kicking their heels in the Roosevelt electoral parade all excited the mirth and scorn of the jokesters and the ...
Page 120
... Harry Hopkins , Aubrey Williams , Leon Henderson and Rex Tugwell on one side and Henry Morgenthau , the frightened spokes- man for the conservatives on the other . Farley reports that he had a talk on the subject with Roosevelt on March ...
... Harry Hopkins , Aubrey Williams , Leon Henderson and Rex Tugwell on one side and Henry Morgenthau , the frightened spokes- man for the conservatives on the other . Farley reports that he had a talk on the subject with Roosevelt on March ...
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