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Philip Dru: Administrator
In the 1920s House strongly supported U.S. membership in the [[League of Nations]] and the [[World Court]], the [[Permanent Court of International Justice]]. In 1932 he supported [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]] without joining the inner circle. He became disillusioned with the [[New Deal]] but did so privately.
In the 1920s House strongly supported U.S. membership in the [[League of Nations]] and the [[World Court]], the [[Permanent Court of International Justice]]. In 1932 he supported [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]] without joining the inner circle. He became disillusioned with the [[New Deal]] but did so privately.
==Philip Dru: Administrator==
The book [[Philip Dru: Administrator]] was a book authored by House that he published anonymously. It is a unique title in that it can be viewed both as a [[dystopia]] as well as an [[utopia]]n novel<ref>{{cite web|title=Progressivism's Revenge|url=http://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2013/03/progressivisms_revenge.html|publisher=[[American Thinker]]| quote=House's book is "utopian" in the sense that he is fantasizing about being given the authority to achieve, in one fell swoop, the agenda wished and fought for by the progressives of his time, as of ours. }}</ref>.
== Bibliography==
== Bibliography==