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" The two faces of liberalism : "
original material selected and edited by Gordon Lloyd.
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1046190
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b800560
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The two faces of liberalism : : how the Hoover-Roosevelt debate shapes the 21st century /\ original material selected and edited by Gordon Lloyd.
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| Publication Statement
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Salem, MA :: M & M Scrivener Press,, 2006.
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Conflicts and trends in business ethics
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x, 420 pages ;; 24 cm.
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0976404125
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Chapter 1: The Nature of "Our American System" 1928-1931 -- I. Herbert Hoover: Presidential Nomination Address, August 11, 1928 -- II. Herbert Hoover: Campaign Speech, New York, October 22, 1928 -- III. Herbert Hoover: Campaign Speech, St. Louis, November 2, 1928 -- IV. Herbert Hoover: Annual Message to Congress, December 2, 1930 -- V. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Address to Conference of Governors, June 2, 1931 -- VI. Herbert Hoover: Annual Message to Congress, December 8, 1931 -- Chapter 2: The Need for "Bold, Persistent Experimentation" 1932 -- VII. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Radio Address, The Forgotten Man, April 7, 1932 -- VIII. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Oglethorpe university Address, May 22, 1932 -- IX. Democratic Party Platform, June 30, 1932 -- X. Republican Party Platform, Summer 1932 -- XI. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Presidential Nomination Address, July 2, 1932 -- XII. Herbert Hoover: Presidential Nomination Address, August 11, 1932 -- XIII. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Commonwealth Club Address, September 23, 1932 -- XIV. Herbert Hoover: Campaign Speech, New York, October 31, 1932 -- XV. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Address on Long-Range Planning, October 31, 1932 -- XVI. Herbert Hoover: Annual Message to Congress, December 6, 1932 -- XVII. Herbert Hoover: Letter to Franklin D. Roosevelt, December 20, 1932 -- XVII. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Letter to Herbert Hoover, December 21, 1932 -- Chapter 3: "The Only Thing We Have to Fear is Fear Itself" 1933-1935 -- XIX. Herbert Hoover: Letter to Franklin D. Roosevelt, February 18, 1933 -- XX. Herbert Hoover: Letter to Franklin D. Roosevelt, February 28, 1933 -- XXI. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Letter to Herbert Hoover, March 1, 1933 -- XXII. Franklin D. Roosevelt: First Inaugural Address, March 4, 1933 -- XXIII. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Fireside Chat, Banking Crisis, March 12, 1933 -- Franklin D. Roosevelt: Fireside Chat, The New Deal Program, May 7, 1933 -- XXV. The Agricultural Adjustment Act, May 12, 1933 -- XXVI. AThe National Industrial Recovery Act, May 12, 1933 -- XXVII. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Executive Order NLRB, June 29, 1932 -- XXIX. A.L.A. Schechter Poultry Corp. v. United States, May 27, 1935 -- XXX. The National Labor Relations Act, July 5, 1935 -- XXXI. Herbert Hoover: Spending, Deficits, Debts, October 5, 1935 -- XXXIII. Franklin D. Roosevelt: The Meaning of Progress, November 29, 1935 -- Chapter 4: "The Confused State of the Union" 1936 -- XXXIV. United States v. Butler, January 6, 1936 -- XXXV. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Annual Message to Congress, January 3, 1936 -- XXXVI. Herbert Hoover: The Confused State of the Union, February 12, 1936 -- XXXVII. Herbert Hoover: Crisis to Free Men, June 10, 1936 -- XXXVIII. Republican Party Platform, June 11, 1936 -- XXXIX. Democratic Party Platform, June 25, 1936 -- XL. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Re-Nomination Address, June 27, 1936 -- XLI. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Fireside Chat, Dignity of Labor, September 6, 1936 -- XLII. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Address on Private Enterprise, October 23, 1936 -- Chapter 5: "Layman's Document or Lawyer's Contract?" 1937 -- XLIII. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Second Inaugural Address, January 20, 1937 -- XLIV. Herbert Hoover: Hands off the Supreme Court, February 20, 1937 -- XLV. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Fireside Chat, Reorganization Plan, March 9, 1937 -- XLVI. West Coast Hotel Co. v. Parrish, March 29, 1937 -- XLVII. N.L.R.B. v. Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation, April 12, 1937 -- XLVIII. Franklin D. Roosevelt: A Fair Day's Pay, May 24, 1937 -- XLIX. Steward Machine Co. v. Davis, May 24, 1937 -- L. Helvering, et. al. v. Davis, May 24, 1937 -- LI. Senate Judiciary Committee Adverse Report, June 7, 1937 -- LII. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Address on Constitution Day, September 17, 1937 -- LIII. Herbert Hoover: Economic Security, December 16, 1937 -- Chapter 6: The Fate of "Our American System" 1938-1941 -- LIV. Herbert Hoover: Challenge to Liberty, April 8, 1938 -- LV. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Message on Economic Concentration, April 29, 1938 -- LVI. Herbert Hoover: The Dangerous Road for Democracy, May 5, 1938 -- LVII. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Annual Message to Congress, January 4, 1939 -- LVII. Herbert Hoover: The Real State of the Union, February 13, 1939 -- LVIX. Herbert Hoover: Radio Address, October 24, 1940 -- LX. Franklin D. Roosevelt: Third Inaugural Address, January 20, 1941.
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"The Hoover-Roosevelt debate of the 1930s is the contemporary American political, economic, and moral conversation that shapes public policy in the twenty first century in a very powerful way. The very questions that concerned these two presidents are also our burning questions of today. The themes of liberty vs, security, freedom vs, regulation, representative democracy over against the administrative state and an independent judiciary, so important and visionary then, are still the fundamental questions in a world of terrorism, globalization, and uncertainty. The aim of this collection is not to substantiate or disprove any of the prevailing theories regarding the Great Depression and the New Deal. The aim is to present the original arguments which will allow the actors and documents to speak for themselves, thus promoting a conversation between the present generation and the most prominent actors of the New Deal era. The original readings selected and edited here will encourage us to take a fresh look at the material surrounding the New Deal controversy. The speeches and addresses of Franklin D. Roosevelt and Herbert Hoover, along with sample Acts of Congress, the presidential platforms of the two major political parties, as well as critical Supreme Court decisions that first declared the core legislation to be unconstitutional and then constitutionalzed the New Deal, have been collected under one roof and assembled in an accessible and yet comprehensive fashion."--Publisher's website.
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Hoover, Herbert,1874-1964-- Influence.
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Hoover, Herbert,1874-1964-- Political and social views.
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Roosevelt, Franklin D., (Franklin Delano),1882-1945-- Influence.
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Roosevelt, Franklin D., (Franklin Delano),1882-1945-- Political and social views.
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Hoover, Herbert,1874-1964.
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Roosevelt, Franklin D., (Franklin Delano),1882-1945.
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Liberalism-- United States-- History-- 20th century, Sources.
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Liberty-- History-- 20th century, Sources.
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New Deal, 1933-1939, Sources.
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Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.)
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Liberalism.
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Liberty.
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New Deal, 1933-1939
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Political and social views.
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Politics and government
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United States, Politics and government, 1929-1933, Sources.
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United States, Politics and government, 1933-1945, Sources.
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United States.
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| Dewey Classification
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973.917
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E806.T88 2006
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| Added Entry
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Hoover, Herbert,1874-1964.
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Lloyd, Gordon,1942-
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Roosevelt, Franklin D., (Franklin Delano),1882-1945.
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