The Roosevelt MythLudwig von Mises Institute, 1948 - 438 pages |
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Page vii
... mind which came to be known as Franklin D. Roosevelt . It is the author's conviction that this image did not at all correspond to the man himself and that it is now time to correct the lineaments of this synthetic figure created by ...
... mind which came to be known as Franklin D. Roosevelt . It is the author's conviction that this image did not at all correspond to the man himself and that it is now time to correct the lineaments of this synthetic figure created by ...
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... the Hundred Days . Washington was now full of Great Minds and Deep Thinkers- youthful pundits from Harvard and Yale and Princeton and espe- cially Columbia , with charts and equations ; cornfield philosophers IO The Roosevelt Myth.
... the Hundred Days . Washington was now full of Great Minds and Deep Thinkers- youthful pundits from Harvard and Yale and Princeton and espe- cially Columbia , with charts and equations ; cornfield philosophers IO The Roosevelt Myth.
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... mind . Hoover believed , rightly , that a new element had en- tered the situation — the appearance of terror . The air was full of rumors of inflation and of going off the gold standard . This was leading to the withdrawal of gold from ...
... mind . Hoover believed , rightly , that a new element had en- tered the situation — the appearance of terror . The air was full of rumors of inflation and of going off the gold standard . This was leading to the withdrawal of gold from ...
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... mind . " After all , though Hoover was still President , his power to do anything effective was gone . He would be out of the White House in two weeks . A hostile House was in session in Wash- ington . A majority of the people had ...
... mind . " After all , though Hoover was still President , his power to do anything effective was gone . He would be out of the White House in two weeks . A hostile House was in session in Wash- ington . A majority of the people had ...
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John T. Flynn. ular mind of so deeply rooted an assumption . But let us at least have a look behind the scenes at what was happening which the public eye never beheld . The situation on that fateful February 19 , when Moley read Hoover's ...
John T. Flynn. ular mind of so deeply rooted an assumption . But let us at least have a look behind the scenes at what was happening which the public eye never beheld . The situation on that fateful February 19 , when Moley read Hoover's ...
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