The Roosevelt MythLudwig von Mises Institute, 1948 - 438 pages |
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Page 48
... voters they would see no cruel jokes like plowing up cotton or not planting wheat or buying up crops to raise prices , all of which had been urged on farmers . He had a plan , he said , which would not cost the govern- ment a dollar ...
... voters they would see no cruel jokes like plowing up cotton or not planting wheat or buying up crops to raise prices , all of which had been urged on farmers . He had a plan , he said , which would not cost the govern- ment a dollar ...
Page 50
... votes of passing a free silver bill . However , when the AAA act reached the Senate , an amendment was offered to it by Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma . This authorized the President ( 1 ) to issue $ 3,000,000,000 of greenbacks to ...
... votes of passing a free silver bill . However , when the AAA act reached the Senate , an amendment was offered to it by Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma . This authorized the President ( 1 ) to issue $ 3,000,000,000 of greenbacks to ...
Page 62
... votes were over on the other side now , where great masses of people were out of work , or busted , or land poor or ... vote for him . In the Agricultural Department a vast bureau was set up with a wilderness of check - writing ...
... votes were over on the other side now , where great masses of people were out of work , or busted , or land poor or ... vote for him . In the Agricultural Department a vast bureau was set up with a wilderness of check - writing ...
Page 66
... votes and held in his hands the power of life and death over most of the enterprise in the state . Roosevelt was profoundly alarmed . The Democratic National Committee was astonished when a secret poll revealed that Long on a third ...
... votes and held in his hands the power of life and death over most of the enterprise in the state . Roosevelt was profoundly alarmed . The Democratic National Committee was astonished when a secret poll revealed that Long on a third ...
Page 68
... voters who took the old doctor seriously . Like Huey , he was very much on Roosevelt's mind and in his talks . For the doctor was hog - calling millions of natural New Dealers off into his Revolving Old Age Plan . The old folks were ...
... voters who took the old doctor seriously . Like Huey , he was very much on Roosevelt's mind and in his talks . For the doctor was hog - calling millions of natural New Dealers off into his Revolving Old Age Plan . The old folks were ...
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