The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 - English literature |
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Page 261
... President . In almost all other matters , and especially in regard to finance , Congress and the public are likely to be more radical and less orthodox even than the President . During last autumn there was a rapprochement between ...
... President . In almost all other matters , and especially in regard to finance , Congress and the public are likely to be more radical and less orthodox even than the President . During last autumn there was a rapprochement between ...
Page 264
... President's leadership of his nominally huge Congressional majority can be exercised successfully . Much , therefore , of President Roosevelt's unprecedented power , though criticised , is tolerated . It is expected that it will soon ...
... President's leadership of his nominally huge Congressional majority can be exercised successfully . Much , therefore , of President Roosevelt's unprecedented power , though criticised , is tolerated . It is expected that it will soon ...
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... President Hoover came to the White House that a real effort was made to redeem the red man from from his obscure ... President , Mr Charles J. Rhoades , was made Chief of the Office of Indian Affairs . President Hoover was intent upon a ...
... President Hoover came to the White House that a real effort was made to redeem the red man from from his obscure ... President , Mr Charles J. Rhoades , was made Chief of the Office of Indian Affairs . President Hoover was intent upon a ...
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