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vii, 280 p., [4] p. of plates : ill., ports. ; 22 cm. |
| Note |
"Speeches and articles ... from March 10, 1933 to May 15, 1944"--P. 17. |
| Contents |
Introduction: "Young Henry" -- 1. America tomorrow: What America wants ; What America can have ; America can get it -- 2. 1933: The farm crisis ; A declaration of independence ; A challenge to science ; The cotton plow-up ; The engineering-scientific approach -- 3. 1943: Prophets and reformers ; Statesmanship and religion ; America must choose ; If war should come ; A talk to mortgage brokers ; A foundation of stability ; The nation's diet -- 4. 1935: With all this land to mend ; On the move ; Seminar in economics ; Pigs and pig iron -- 5. 1936: Unconstitutional ; Re-enactment ; Soil and the general welfare ; Flood ; Joseph, Confucius and the Farm Board -- 6. 1937: Technology, corporations and the general welfare ; Reconciliation of conflict ; The power of books -- 7. 1938: Capitalism, religion and democracy ; A new world, a new spirit, a new generation ; An approach to eugenics -- 8. 1939: The genetic basis of democracy ; Pan America ; Soil defense -- 9. 1940: The hard choice ; The strength and quietness of grass -- 10. 1941: Our second chance ; Foundations of the peace -- 11. 1942: To men at arms ; The price of free world victory ; Russia ; World organization -- 12. 1943: Business measures ; The new isolationism ; Three philosophies ; The Latin Americans ; George ; America tomorrow ; Transportation ; We must save free enterprise -- 13. 1944: Jackson Day ; Lincoln ; TVA ; The danger of American fascism ; Broadcast to the little businessmen of the nation ; Invisible governments. |
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United States -- Politics and government -- 1933-1945.
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United States -- Economic policy.
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United States -- Foreign relations -- 1933-1945.
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| Added Author |
Lord, Russell, 1895-1964.
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