American Chronicle: The Autobiography of Ray Stannard Baker David Grayson |
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... commanded the support of a large number of depressed and poverty - stricken people in America . Coxey and Browne had complete faith in the cure they suggested , and believed that if they could march into Washington with an army of ...
... commanded the support of a large number of depressed and poverty - stricken people in America . Coxey and Browne had complete faith in the cure they suggested , and believed that if they could march into Washington with an army of ...
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He seemed to believe that Roosevelt and the reformers had gone far enough : it was time to “ complete and perfect the machinery ... by which lawbreakers may be promptly restrained and punished , " as he said in a campaign address in ...
He seemed to believe that Roosevelt and the reformers had gone far enough : it was time to “ complete and perfect the machinery ... by which lawbreakers may be promptly restrained and punished , " as he said in a campaign address in ...
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CHAPTER XLIV The President Throws a Bombshell I DECIDED , during the return voyage to Paris , to make a strong effort to keep a more complete record in my notebooks of daily happenings at the Peace Conference . During the earlier period ...
CHAPTER XLIV The President Throws a Bombshell I DECIDED , during the return voyage to Paris , to make a strong effort to keep a more complete record in my notebooks of daily happenings at the Peace Conference . During the earlier period ...
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