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The Alfred E. Smith who stepped into the Governor's Mansion in 1919 was considerably different from the green young man who had been bought his first dress suit by a friendly grocer sixteen years before . The raw edges had been knocked ...
The Alfred E. Smith who stepped into the Governor's Mansion in 1919 was considerably different from the green young man who had been bought his first dress suit by a friendly grocer sixteen years before . The raw edges had been knocked ...
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He declared when he moved into the Governor's Mansion that he was going to " enlist with President Roosevelt for the duration of the war against depression , " and called for an enlargement of the president's powers .
He declared when he moved into the Governor's Mansion that he was going to " enlist with President Roosevelt for the duration of the war against depression , " and called for an enlargement of the president's powers .
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His opponents charged him with being the least possible governor in the best possible manner . This was a partisan charge : the charge that is better grounded in demonstrable fact is that Tom Dewey set out to be big business's governor ...
His opponents charged him with being the least possible governor in the best possible manner . This was a partisan charge : the charge that is better grounded in demonstrable fact is that Tom Dewey set out to be big business's governor ...
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