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Alf Landon gave the people of Kansas the kind of administration they had asked for : sound , economical , mildly progressive , tolerant , business- like . He declared when he moved into the Governor's Mansion that he was going to ...
Alf Landon gave the people of Kansas the kind of administration they had asked for : sound , economical , mildly progressive , tolerant , business- like . He declared when he moved into the Governor's Mansion that he was going to ...
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Landon found himself in a difficult position : in 1936 he was charging that the New Deal was tearing down the American way of life , but from 1933 to 1935 , when he had had no idea that he was going to become a presidential nominee ...
Landon found himself in a difficult position : in 1936 he was charging that the New Deal was tearing down the American way of life , but from 1933 to 1935 , when he had had no idea that he was going to become a presidential nominee ...
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The first real break in the campaign took place when the New York Times came out for Roosevelt on the grounds that Landon had little to offer but a secondhand New Deal , that the traditional isolationism of the Republicans would injure ...
The first real break in the campaign took place when the New York Times came out for Roosevelt on the grounds that Landon had little to offer but a secondhand New Deal , that the traditional isolationism of the Republicans would injure ...
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