Mr. Hagedorn, after discovering that the fundamental issues facing the American people in 1941 are the same as those which it faced in 1914-1917, shows how Theodore Roosevelt's policies and pronouncements -- especially on military affairs and international relations -- are as apposite now as then. Unhappily, the author spoils much of his case by his prejudiced commentaries.
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