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2 Wendell L. Willkie was born in Elwood , Indiana , on February 18 , 1892. His mother and father had been schoolteachers and were now practicing law together . The women on the Willkie side of the family long had been resolute ...
2 Wendell L. Willkie was born in Elwood , Indiana , on February 18 , 1892. His mother and father had been schoolteachers and were now practicing law together . The women on the Willkie side of the family long had been resolute ...
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Wendell Willkie received thousands of messages to keep up his work , but he took to the radio and in a heavy , tired voice instructed the faithful to disband the clubs that had been organized in his name , to give their full allegiance ...
Wendell Willkie received thousands of messages to keep up his work , but he took to the radio and in a heavy , tired voice instructed the faithful to disband the clubs that had been organized in his name , to give their full allegiance ...
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The problem of Wendell Willkie is a problem of character . He was a man with a great potential for good and an equal potential for confusion and opportunism . In his heart he always wanted to do the brave and fine thing , but in time he ...
The problem of Wendell Willkie is a problem of character . He was a man with a great potential for good and an equal potential for confusion and opportunism . In his heart he always wanted to do the brave and fine thing , but in time he ...
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