Forge of Democracy: The House of RepresentativesD. McKay, 1963 - 496 pagini |
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... gave the same rank to the Presidents who followed Roosevelt . President Tru- man broke the country's long tradition of isolationism ; he insti- tuted the Marshall Plan , gave open help to the Turks and the people of Berlin , and took ...
... gave the same rank to the Presidents who followed Roosevelt . President Tru- man broke the country's long tradition of isolationism ; he insti- tuted the Marshall Plan , gave open help to the Turks and the people of Berlin , and took ...
Pagina 223
... gave the Representatives were , naturally enough , the reverse of each other . In 1962 , for example , the ADA rated eighty - six Represent- atives as voting 100 per cent " liberal " and ninety - one as zero . The ACA graded sixteen ...
... gave the Representatives were , naturally enough , the reverse of each other . In 1962 , for example , the ADA rated eighty - six Represent- atives as voting 100 per cent " liberal " and ninety - one as zero . The ACA graded sixteen ...
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... gave him their fullest support in all matters of national defense . Leaders of both parties on Capitol Hill developed a bipartisan approach to United States foreign policy that muted this once volatile topic of national debate . In ...
... gave him their fullest support in all matters of national defense . Leaders of both parties on Capitol Hill developed a bipartisan approach to United States foreign policy that muted this once volatile topic of national debate . In ...
Cuprins
CHAPTER ONE The Solemn Assembly | 1 |
CHAPTER Two Rival for Power | 17 |
CHAPTER THREE The House Rules | 39 |
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