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... Roosevelt's bill was the proposal that he be empowered to name as many as six new Supreme Court justices . Roosevelt's plan shocked Congress and alarmed a large number of those who had voted for him in 1936. The Supreme Court itself ...
... Roosevelt's bill was the proposal that he be empowered to name as many as six new Supreme Court justices . Roosevelt's plan shocked Congress and alarmed a large number of those who had voted for him in 1936. The Supreme Court itself ...
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... Roosevelt was thinking seriously about peacekeeping , Japan was continuing its stub- born resistance . In the summer of 1939 Albert Ein- stein had sent a letter to Roosevelt warning him that German physicists had achieved atomic fission ...
... Roosevelt was thinking seriously about peacekeeping , Japan was continuing its stub- born resistance . In the summer of 1939 Albert Ein- stein had sent a letter to Roosevelt warning him that German physicists had achieved atomic fission ...
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