Forecast Of Three Years Ago On New Deal Comes True
A 1933 Washington perspective argues the Roosevelts program will socializ e agriculture and industry. It notes inflation risks, the farm bill's vague powers, and a push toward expanded federal control amid mounting political change.
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Borah
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Industry
Letter from Lord Mackauley on Democracy and America
Lord Mackauley writes to H S Randall arguing that pure democracy corrupts liberty and civilization. He cites 1848 France as warning, warns of future US turmoil as population grows, and predicts possible despotism or civil collapse unless restrained. He cautions Jeffersonian policy could invite distress and spoliation, urging prudent governance.
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