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Foreword | ||
Preface | ||
1 | An Irish-American Family | 1 |
2 | The Young Intellectual | 7 |
3 | On the Dakota Frontier | 14 |
4 | A Helena Lawyer and Democrat | 24 |
5 | Politics, Law, and the Copper Kings | 36 |
6 | Lawyer, Progressive, and Public Man | 44 |
7 | The Emergence of a Leader | 52 |
8 | To the Senate at Last | 62 |
9 | The Tariff Fight of 1913 | 70 |
10 | The "New Freedom" in Montana: Hopes and Illusions | 80 |
11 | The "New Freedom": A Lawyer-Senator at Work | 91 |
12 | The "New Freedom" and Western Land Policy | 101 |
13 | America and the "War-Mad Nations of Europe" | 115 |
14 | Winning the West with Wilson, 1915-16 | 128 |
15 | From Peace to War | 146 |
16 | Reelection in 1918 | 155 |
17 | The League of Nations Fight | 169 |
18 | 1920 Politics and Issues of the Red Scare | 187 |
19 | Walsh and Wheeler, 1922 | 195 |
20 | Public Lands, Native Americans, and Campaigns for (Honest) Leasing | 203 |
21 | The Investigator | 212 |
22 | New Prospects for the Democrats | 230 |
23 | Winning a Third Term in 1924 | 240 |
24 | Abiding the Coolidge Administration | 245 |
25 | Oh! for a Jefferson | 256 |
26 | Prohibition and Politics | 260 |
27 | The Continental Trading Company Limited and Senate Revelations of 1928 | 268 |
28 | The Campaign of 1928 | 281 |
29 | A Gratifying Victory in 1930 | 290 |
30 | The Rule of Law at Home and Abroad | 301 |
31 | Chairman of the National Convention, Chicago, 1932 | 308 |
32 | Campaigning for Roosevelt in 1932 | 317 |
33 | The "New Deal" Begins, Remarriage, and Death | 325 |
Afterword | 333 | |
Notes | 335 | |
Bibliographical Essay | 395 | |
Index | 397 |
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Add Senator T. J. Walsh of Montana: Law and Public Affairs, from TR to FDR, This is the first comprehensive biography of Thomas J. Walsh, Democratic senator from Montana from 1913 to 1933, best known for his role in uncovering the Teapot Dome scandal. J. Leonard Bates places Walsh in his colorful and tumultuous times, illuminatin, Senator T. J. Walsh of Montana: Law and Public Affairs, from TR to FDR to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Senator T. J. Walsh of Montana: Law and Public Affairs, from TR to FDR, This is the first comprehensive biography of Thomas J. Walsh, Democratic senator from Montana from 1913 to 1933, best known for his role in uncovering the Teapot Dome scandal. J. Leonard Bates places Walsh in his colorful and tumultuous times, illuminatin, Senator T. J. Walsh of Montana: Law and Public Affairs, from TR to FDR to your collection on WonderClub |