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200 10$aProgressives at war $eWilliam G. McAdoo and Newton D. Baker, 1863-1941 /$fDouglas B. Craig
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327   $aCover --  Contents --  Acknowledgments --  Introduction --  SPRING: 1863-1912 --  1 New South Rising, 1863-1901 --  2 Gotham's Class A Genius and Cleveland's Little David, 1902-1911 --  3 Changing Roles --  4 Newton Baker, William McAdoo, and Progressivism --  SUMMER: 1913-1920 --  5 In Woodrow Wilson's Cabinet, 1913-1921 --  6 Secretaries at Peace --  7 War time Service, 1917 --  8 War time Service, 1918 --  9 The Heir Apparent, the Crown Prince, and Woodrow Wilson, 1918-1924 --  AUTUMN: 1921-1932 --  10 Lawyers and Businessmen --  11 Lost Causes, 1921-1929 -- 12 The Great Depression --  13 Husbands and Fathers --  WINTER: 1933-1941 --  14 The New Deal --  15 "I have no quarrel with fate, no matter in what moods I have found her" --  Abbreviations --  Notes --  Essay on Sources --  Index.
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