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Square Deal

Square Deal

Di: Theodore Roosevelt
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Dive into the dynamic world of Theodore Teddy Roosevelt, the youngest president in U.S. history, who took office in 1901 after the tragic assassination of William McKinley. Roosevelt, a champion of the progressive Republican agenda known as the “Square Deal,” fervently advocated for the conservation of natural resources, regulated corporate practices, and enhanced consumer protections. In this engaging compilation, we distill the essence of his philosophy from a variety of his addresses, capturing his insights on a range of topics—from agricultural issues to international peace and the foundational principles of Christian character. Join us as we explore the profound ideas of one of Americas most iconic leaders, narrated by Larry Wilson.Copyright Assorted Non Fiction Mondiale Politica e governo Scienze politiche
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