Simpson, Franklin D. Roosevelt
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https://doi.org/10.33043/TH.16.2.112Abstract
This is an admirable synthesis and condensation of the existing literature enriched by the author's own shrewd assessments of Roosevelt the man and his achievements. Despite sparing use of anecdote, a clear and convincing portrait both of Roosevelt's character and of his major policies, foreign and domestic, emerges from Simpson's narrative. This is no small accomplishment in so few pages.
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