Prologue: The Journal of the National ArchivesNational Archives and Records Service, General Services Administration, 1989 - Archives |
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... HOOVER AND BELGIAN RELIEF IN WORLD WAR I George H. Nash PROLOGUE PORTFOLIO : AMERICAN VOICES : 200 YEARS OF SPEAKING ... Hoover Library ; p . 81 , Hoover Institution Archives ; p . 85 , 4 - P - 143 ; p . 89 , Records of the Supreme Court ...
... HOOVER AND BELGIAN RELIEF IN WORLD WAR I George H. Nash PROLOGUE PORTFOLIO : AMERICAN VOICES : 200 YEARS OF SPEAKING ... Hoover Library ; p . 81 , Hoover Institution Archives ; p . 85 , 4 - P - 143 ; p . 89 , Records of the Supreme Court ...
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... Marshall Papers editors questioned previous assumptions about the document and discovered support for a new interpretation among the papers of St. George Tucker . Through the efforts of Hoover and the Commission for the.
... Marshall Papers editors questioned previous assumptions about the document and discovered support for a new interpretation among the papers of St. George Tucker . Through the efforts of Hoover and the Commission for the.
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The Journal of the National Archives. Through the efforts of Hoover and the Commission for the Relief of Belgium , over 9 million people a day were fed in Belgium and northern France . " An American Epic " : Herbert Hoover and Belgian.
The Journal of the National Archives. Through the efforts of Hoover and the Commission for the Relief of Belgium , over 9 million people a day were fed in Belgium and northern France . " An American Epic " : Herbert Hoover and Belgian.
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... Hoover : The Humanitarian , 1914- 1917 is also a book about politics , again of a special sort : the politics of philanthropy and hu- manitarian relief on a scale previously unknown and unimagined . And , of course , my book is the ...
... Hoover : The Humanitarian , 1914- 1917 is also a book about politics , again of a special sort : the politics of philanthropy and hu- manitarian relief on a scale previously unknown and unimagined . And , of course , my book is the ...
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... Hoover ? In the summer of 1914 Herbert Clark Hoover was a prosperous forty - year - old international mining engineer living in Lon- don - and dreaming of a career of public service in the United States . This orphaned son of an Iowa ...
... Hoover ? In the summer of 1914 Herbert Clark Hoover was a prosperous forty - year - old international mining engineer living in Lon- don - and dreaming of a career of public service in the United States . This orphaned son of an Iowa ...
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Page 115 - bring together the records of the past and to house them in buildings where they will be preserved / for the use of men living in the future, a nation must believe in three things. It must "believe in the past. It must believe in the future. It must, above all, believe in the capacity of its people so to learn from the past that they can gain in judgment for the creation of the future.
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