| Hardly anyone in Washington is happy about the victory of Mr. Hopkins over Mr. Ickes. Quite aside from personal predilections, the prevailing view is that the President has pursued a line which has now landed him in a first-class mess, economically, politically, and socially. What bound him to Mr. Hopkins is that severest of masters, a foolhardy promise. >>more...>>
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Title: The Price of the Hopkins Victory
Author: Swing, Raymond Gram
Publication: The Nation
Date: October 2, 1935
Publisher: The Nation
Type: Article
Listed Under:- Hopkins, Harry
- Ickes, Harold
- Public Works Adminstration
- Roosevelt Administration
- Works Progress Adminstration
Permissions: Permission granted for non-commercial, educational purposes by The Nation
Notes: Vol. 141, No. 3665, p. 375
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