XXIV: Roosevelt Adopts a More Positive Policy towards the War in Europe

XXIV Roosevelt Adopts a More Positive Policy towards the War in Europe

a. The President Promises Peace for the U.S.

IMMEDIATELY after the outbreak of World War II, President Roosevelt made a radio address in which he reminded the American people that they should master “at the outset a simple but unalterable fact in modern foreign relations.

XXV: Roosevelt Seeks a Pretext for War with Germany

XXV Roosevelt Seeks a Pretext for War with Germany

a. Hitler Launches a Blitzkrieg along the Western Front

BEFORE THE NAZI armed forces had scored an important success in the Norway campaign, President Roosevelt began a series of endeavors to keep Italy out of the war.

XXVI: Japan Is Maneuvered into Firing the First Shot at Pearl Harbor

XXVI Japan Is Maneuvered into Firing the First Shot at Pearl Harbor

WHEN THE PRESIDENT perceived that Hitler would not furnish the pretext for a war with Germany, he turned to the Far East and increased his pressure upon Japan. The path to Pearl Harbor had already been pointed out by Mr. Hornbeck in February 1939.

Bibliography

BIBLIOGRAPHY

I. Manuscript Sources

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STATE DEPARTMENT CATEGORIES OF DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE

033.1140 Stimson, Henry L.

033.6511 Grandi, Dino

123 Bullitt, William C.

150.01

462.00R293

462.00R294

500.A15A5

500.A4B

611.6231

611.94231

693.002

693.002 Manchuria

701.6511

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711.00111 Armament Control

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Index

Index

ABC-1 Staff Agreement, 609, 630

Abyssinia. See Ethiopia

Addis, Sir Charles, 61

Addis Ababa, 184, 194, 205, 318;

capture of, 255; Treaty of, 166

Aduwa, 166, 179

African Exploration and Development Company, 184

Aglen, Sir Francis, 71

Albania, 231, 515, 516-17

Albuquerque Journal, 293, 302, 349

Algeciras Conference, 166

Allen, Gen. Henry T., 22

Allen, Senator, 232

Allenstein, 19

Almeria, 338

America’s Money Machine

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America’s

AMERICA’S

MONEY

MACHINE

Books By Elgin Groseclose

BOOKS BY ELGIN GROSECLOSE

Money: The Human Conflict (1934)

The Persian Journey of the Reverend Ashley Wishard and His Servant Fathi (1937)

Ararat (1939, 1974, 1977)

The Firedrake (1942)

Introduction to Iran (1947)

The Carmelite (1955)

The Scimitar of Saladin (1956)

Money and Man (1961, 1967, 1976)

Fifty Years of Managed Money (1966)

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AMERICA’S

MONEY

MACHINE

The Story of the Federal Reserve

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Elgin Groseclose, Ph.D.

Prepared under the sponsorship of the Institute for Monetary Research, Inc., Washington, D. C. Ellice McDonald, Jr., Chairman

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Arlington House Publishers
Westport, Connecticut

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An earlier version of this book was published in 1966 by Books, Inc., under the title Fifty Years of Managed Money

Copyright © 1966 and 1980 by Elgin Groseclose

All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced without written permission from the publisher except by a reviewer who may quote brief passages in connection with a review.

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