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Page 325
... Roosevelt said he found " dying by inches . " What was he to do ? 66 He asked the Seventy - Third Congress for a Despot's powers , and these he was given in four months of the meekest and blindest of automatic legislation . He ...
... Roosevelt said he found " dying by inches . " What was he to do ? 66 He asked the Seventy - Third Congress for a Despot's powers , and these he was given in four months of the meekest and blindest of automatic legislation . He ...
Page 561
... Roosevelt , of what the writer calls the Roosevelt Revolution . It is difficult for English people , who are totally different from American people , gauge what is likely to happen in that country , nor do the ess correspondents of the ...
... Roosevelt , of what the writer calls the Roosevelt Revolution . It is difficult for English people , who are totally different from American people , gauge what is likely to happen in that country , nor do the ess correspondents of the ...
Page 563
... Roosevelt found it relatively easy to carry the nation into action amidst the banking crisis of 1933 ; the second half of his programme presents a problem of even greater difficulty than did the second half of Mr. Wilson's , and it is ...
... Roosevelt found it relatively easy to carry the nation into action amidst the banking crisis of 1933 ; the second half of his programme presents a problem of even greater difficulty than did the second half of Mr. Wilson's , and it is ...
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