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| | * "If we lack purchasing power, we lack everything. There is just one thing to do: Take incomes from where they are and place them where we need them."<ref name=Schlesinger>[https://books.google.com/books?id=134fup3VQPkC&pg=PT467 The Crisis of the Old Order: 1919-1933, The Age of Roosevelt], by [[Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.]]</ref> | | * "If we lack purchasing power, we lack everything. There is just one thing to do: Take incomes from where they are and place them where we need them."<ref name=Schlesinger>[https://books.google.com/books?id=134fup3VQPkC&pg=PT467 The Crisis of the Old Order: 1919-1933, The Age of Roosevelt], by [[Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.]]</ref> |
| | * "To attempt to support prosperity values for property among an idle and impoverished people is a futile gesture. Its like trying to revive a dying tree by applying fertilizer to its branches instead of to its roots."<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=ZkTWAAAAMAAJ&q=%22by+applying+fertilizer+to+its+branches+instead+of+to+its+roots%22&dq=%22by+applying+fertilizer+to+its+branches+instead+of+to+its+roots%22&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiwsbKmwJbPAhWLxYMKHWPWBoIQ6AEIMDAB Time, Volume 21], [[Time Magazine]]</ref><ref name=Schlesinger /> | | * "To attempt to support prosperity values for property among an idle and impoverished people is a futile gesture. Its like trying to revive a dying tree by applying fertilizer to its branches instead of to its roots."<ref>[https://books.google.com/books?id=ZkTWAAAAMAAJ&q=%22by+applying+fertilizer+to+its+branches+instead+of+to+its+roots%22&dq=%22by+applying+fertilizer+to+its+branches+instead+of+to+its+roots%22&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiwsbKmwJbPAhWLxYMKHWPWBoIQ6AEIMDAB Time, Volume 21], [[Time Magazine]]</ref><ref name=Schlesinger /> |
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| | + | ==Works== |
| | + | * ''[https://archive.org/details/economicbasisofp00tugwrich The Economic Basis of Public Interest]'', (1922) |
| | + | * ''Industry's Coming of Age'', (1927) |
| | + | * ''[https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/001316620 Soviet Russia in the second decade: a joint survey by the technical staff of the first American Trade Union Delegation]'', (1928) |
| | + | * ''Mr. Hoover's Economic Policy'',(1932) |
| | + | * ''The Industrial Discipline and the Governmental Arts'', (1933) |
| | + | * ''Our economic society and its problems: a study of American levels of living and how to improve them'', (1934) |
| | + | * ''The Battle for Democracy'', (1935) |
| | + | * ''Puerto Rican Public Papers of R. G. Tugwell, Governor'', (1945) |
| | + | * ''Forty-Fifth Annual Report of the Governor, 1945'', (1945) |
| | + | * ''The Stricken Land: The Story of Puerto Rico'', (1947) |
| | + | * ''The Place of Planning in Society: Seven Lectures'', (1954) |
| | + | * ''A Chronicle of Jeopardy, 1945–1955'', (1955) |
| | + | * ''The Democratic Roosevelt: A Biography of Franklin D. Roosevelt'', (1957) |
| | + | * ''The Art of Politics, As Practiced by Three Great Americans: Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Luis Munoz Marin, and Fiorell H. LaGuardia'', (1958) |
| | + | * ''The Enlargement of the Presidency'', (1960) |
| | + | * ''The Light of Other Days'', (1962) |
| | + | * ''How They Became President'', (1964) |
| | + | * ''FDR: An Architect of an Era'', (1967) |
| | + | * ''The Brains Trust'', (1968) |
| | + | * ''Grover Cleveland'', (1968) |
| | + | * ''In Search of Roosevelt'', (1972) |
| | + | * ''The Emerging Constitution'', (1974) |
| | + | * ''Roosevelt's Revolution: The First Year, a Personal Perspective'' (1977) |
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| | ==See also== | | ==See also== |