S.G.F. Spackman
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the longest-serving American President, has been accused of 'spineless government that betrayed the integrity of American ideals'. S.G.F. Spackman shows us that there are other ways of interpreting his policies. Published May 31 1980
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The Presidential Election of 1928 by Allan J. Lichtmann
Published April 30 1980
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S.G.F. Spackman reviews a work on F.D.R. by Robert Dallek Published January 1 1980
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