The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 131Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1941 |
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... President Roosevelt ( not that the Jews have passed out of his mind - he is constantly returning to his first hatred ) . President Roosevelt is not only responsible for converting a European War into a Universal War , but for ...
... President Roosevelt ( not that the Jews have passed out of his mind - he is constantly returning to his first hatred ) . President Roosevelt is not only responsible for converting a European War into a Universal War , but for ...
Pagina 227
... President and the Congress , on the one hand , and the Supreme Court on the other , or , as Mr. Roosevelt would prefer to put it , between the Constitution and the Court . The President had first taken office at one of the darkest hours ...
... President and the Congress , on the one hand , and the Supreme Court on the other , or , as Mr. Roosevelt would prefer to put it , between the Constitution and the Court . The President had first taken office at one of the darkest hours ...
Pagina 228
... President is assisted by secretaries and by ten Departmental Ministers , who have come to be known as his Cabinet , though they possess none of the attributes distinctive of an English Cabinet . They are indi- vidually responsible ...
... President is assisted by secretaries and by ten Departmental Ministers , who have come to be known as his Cabinet , though they possess none of the attributes distinctive of an English Cabinet . They are indi- vidually responsible ...
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The Operations in Libya | 67 |
India and Democracy | 90 |
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