The Roosevelt MythLudwig von Mises Institute, 1948 - 438 pages |
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... McIntire , Roosevelt's personal physician ; Michael Reilly , head of his Secret Service guard , and many others who have either written hooks of their recollections or magazine articles touching special episodes . The official reports ...
... McIntire , Roosevelt's personal physician ; Michael Reilly , head of his Secret Service guard , and many others who have either written hooks of their recollections or magazine articles touching special episodes . The official reports ...
Page 364
... McIntire , the President's physician , says it was an influenza which left an irritating bronchial inflammation causing coughing spells that racked him and that he showed a definite loss of his usual ability to come hack . In the new ...
... McIntire , the President's physician , says it was an influenza which left an irritating bronchial inflammation causing coughing spells that racked him and that he showed a definite loss of his usual ability to come hack . In the new ...
Page 368
... McIntire , and down the next . When he got back to Washington two specialists were called in . They found " a moderate degree of arteriosclerosis . " McIntire says it was " no more than normal in a man his age . " 94 They found some ...
... McIntire , and down the next . When he got back to Washington two specialists were called in . They found " a moderate degree of arteriosclerosis . " McIntire says it was " no more than normal in a man his age . " 94 They found some ...
Page 369
... McIntire , after bringing five specialists in to examine his patient , decided to bring in two more — Drs . James E. Paullin of Atlanta and Frank Lahey of Boston . But all he reports as to their findings is that they declared Roosevelt ...
... McIntire , after bringing five specialists in to examine his patient , decided to bring in two more — Drs . James E. Paullin of Atlanta and Frank Lahey of Boston . But all he reports as to their findings is that they declared Roosevelt ...
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... McIntire makes much of the many miles he traveled , as if this were some terrible strain upon him . Most of them were miles of leisure in the sun aboard luxurious vessels or trains . The doctor admits they always benefited him . But the ...
... McIntire makes much of the many miles he traveled , as if this were some terrible strain upon him . Most of them were miles of leisure in the sun aboard luxurious vessels or trains . The doctor admits they always benefited him . But the ...
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