The Roosevelt MythLudwig von Mises Institute, 1948 - 438 pages |
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... bureaus by the dozen and jobs by the scores of thousands . The hotels , the cocktail lounges and the halls of all the public buildings were crowded with exuberant people . Praise for the President came from every quarter as the country ...
... bureaus by the dozen and jobs by the scores of thousands . The hotels , the cocktail lounges and the halls of all the public buildings were crowded with exuberant people . Praise for the President came from every quarter as the country ...
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... bureaus , reduce salaries , cut federal expenditures 25 per cent . The New Deal would put an end to government borrowing — it would end the deficits . The New Deal would assure a sound cur- rency at all hazards and finally a competitive ...
... bureaus , reduce salaries , cut federal expenditures 25 per cent . The New Deal would put an end to government borrowing — it would end the deficits . The New Deal would assure a sound cur- rency at all hazards and finally a competitive ...
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... bureau on bureau , commission on commission . . . at the expense of the taxpayer . " He told the people : " For three long years I have been going up and down this country preaching that government — federal , state and local — costs ...
... bureau on bureau , commission on commission . . . at the expense of the taxpayer . " He told the people : " For three long years I have been going up and down this country preaching that government — federal , state and local — costs ...
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... of the One Hundred Days Mr. Roosevelt was em- barked upon a new New Deal . There were happy young men in Washington bureaus who were calling it the Roosevelt Revolution , and soon we would hear that term in wide use 40 The Roosevelt Myth.
... of the One Hundred Days Mr. Roosevelt was em- barked upon a new New Deal . There were happy young men in Washington bureaus who were calling it the Roosevelt Revolution , and soon we would hear that term in wide use 40 The Roosevelt Myth.
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... bureau , which has been given vast powers to make laws for the security markets . It is a good idea badly twisted . What harm it has done is difficult to appraise as yet . Before any real revival in the in- vestment markets could appear ...
... bureau , which has been given vast powers to make laws for the security markets . It is a good idea badly twisted . What harm it has done is difficult to appraise as yet . Before any real revival in the in- vestment markets could appear ...
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