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Lodge implied agreement but was in fact bitterly disappointed that he had not
personally been selected for the commission . Lodge compensated for his
exclusion by sending Cushman Davis and Secretary of State William R . Day a
steady ...
Lodge implied agreement but was in fact bitterly disappointed that he had not
personally been selected for the commission . Lodge compensated for his
exclusion by sending Cushman Davis and Secretary of State William R . Day a
steady ...
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them as serfs , ” he had been careful to declare his certainty that his colleague ,
Mr . Lodge was similarily opposed to holding the Filipinos “ as a conquered
people . ” . He soon found that among those who wrote to praise him for his
defense of ...
them as serfs , ” he had been careful to declare his certainty that his colleague ,
Mr . Lodge was similarily opposed to holding the Filipinos “ as a conquered
people . ” . He soon found that among those who wrote to praise him for his
defense of ...
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In economic philosophy Hoar was neither more nor less " conservative ” than
Henry Cabot Lodge , but in Roosevelt ' s view Lodge was one of the strong men
who represented the party ' s new promise , while Hoar was a relic - however ...
In economic philosophy Hoar was neither more nor less " conservative ” than
Henry Cabot Lodge , but in Roosevelt ' s view Lodge was one of the strong men
who represented the party ' s new promise , while Hoar was a relic - however ...
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Introduction | 11 |
Born to the Cause | 12 |
The Loyal Reformer in the Age of the Stalwarts | 28 |
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