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Mr. Roosevelt's Blank Check
April 15, 1936
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Stalin as Ikon
January 8, 1936
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The Myth of "Hungry" Nations
July 17, 1935
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Blessed Are the Peacemakers
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November 15, 1933
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The New Deal is Constitutional
April 20, 1932
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Should the Budget Be Balanced?
February 24, 1932
H. N. Brailsford
Britain’s Archaic Tariff
February 10, 1932
Edmund Wilson
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