The Resource E Lihu Root and the conservative tradition
E Lihu Root and the conservative tradition
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The item E Lihu Root and the conservative tradition represents a specific, individual, material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Sydney Jones Library, University of Liverpool.
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- Summary
- The New York Senator who became the Secretary of War under President William McKinley devised policies, enunciated principles, and provided an example of efficient administration that left its mark on generations. Some key points include the colonial system he established, suppression of the Filipino Insurrection, the good neighbor policy with Latin America, and his defense of conservatism
- Language
- eng
- Extent
- 222 pages
- Contents
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- I: Acquisitive America: The making of a conservative 1945-1899
- 1. Inheritance and early career
- 2. The problem of the "corporation lawyer"
- 3. The problem of a "social conscience"
- 4. The problem of "political loyalty"
- II: Imperialism: Secretary of war 1899-1904
- 1. Puerto Rico: The colonial system inaugurated
- 2. Cuba: A pledge redeemed
- 3. The Philippines: War and peace
- 4. The army: Reorganization and the general staff
- III: World politics: Secretary of State 1905-1909
- 1. The nature of Root's diplomacy
- 2. The contribution to world peace
- 3. A turning point in the Far East
- 4. The first good neighbor
- IV: The progressive era: United States senator 1909-1915
- 1. The coming of progressivism
- 2. Conservatism defended
- 3. Conflict of loyalties: 1912
- 4. Frustration: The new freedom
- V: The First World War: Belated interventionist 1914-1918
- 1. Background to war
- 2. Taking a position
- 3. The road to war
- 4. The mission to Russia
- VI: The Treaty of Versailles: Constructive critic 1918-1920
- 1. Prewar and wartime planning
- 2. Drafting the treaty
- 3. The battle in the Senate
- 4. The election of 1920
- VII: Interwar years: Elder statesman 1921-1937
- 1. The league of nations
- 2. The Washington conference
- 3. The world court
- 4. Domestic affairs
- VIII: Appraisal: The man and his times
- 1. What manner of man?
- 2. A man and his friends
- 3. The Root contribution
- 4. Root's place in history
- A note on sources
- Label
- E Lihu Root and the conservative tradition
- Title
- E Lihu Root and the conservative tradition
- Language
- eng
- Summary
- The New York Senator who became the Secretary of War under President William McKinley devised policies, enunciated principles, and provided an example of efficient administration that left its mark on generations. Some key points include the colonial system he established, suppression of the Filipino Insurrection, the good neighbor policy with Latin America, and his defense of conservatism
- Cataloging source
- UkLiU
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
- Leopold, Richard William
- Index
- no index present
- LC call number
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- E664.R7
- E664.R7
- LC item number
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- L4
- L4
- Literary form
- non fiction
- Series statement
- The Library of American Biography
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
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- Root, Elihu
- Root, Elihu
- Root, Elihu
- Root, Elihu
- Conservatism
- Label
- E Lihu Root and the conservative tradition
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
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- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
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- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
- I: Acquisitive America: The making of a conservative 1945-1899 -- 1. Inheritance and early career -- 2. The problem of the "corporation lawyer" -- 3. The problem of a "social conscience" -- 4. The problem of "political loyalty" -- II: Imperialism: Secretary of war 1899-1904 -- 1. Puerto Rico: The colonial system inaugurated -- 2. Cuba: A pledge redeemed -- 3. The Philippines: War and peace -- 4. The army: Reorganization and the general staff -- III: World politics: Secretary of State 1905-1909 -- 1. The nature of Root's diplomacy -- 2. The contribution to world peace -- 3. A turning point in the Far East -- 4. The first good neighbor -- IV: The progressive era: United States senator 1909-1915 -- 1. The coming of progressivism -- 2. Conservatism defended -- 3. Conflict of loyalties: 1912 -- 4. Frustration: The new freedom -- V: The First World War: Belated interventionist 1914-1918 -- 1. Background to war -- 2. Taking a position -- 3. The road to war -- 4. The mission to Russia -- VI: The Treaty of Versailles: Constructive critic 1918-1920 -- 1. Prewar and wartime planning -- 2. Drafting the treaty -- 3. The battle in the Senate -- 4. The election of 1920 -- VII: Interwar years: Elder statesman 1921-1937 -- 1. The league of nations -- 2. The Washington conference -- 3. The world court -- 4. Domestic affairs -- VIII: Appraisal: The man and his times -- 1. What manner of man? -- 2. A man and his friends -- 3. The Root contribution -- 4. Root's place in history -- A note on sources
- Dimensions
- 21 cm.
- Extent
- 222 pages
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
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- n
- Label
- E Lihu Root and the conservative tradition
- Bibliography note
- Includes bibliographical references
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
-
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
- I: Acquisitive America: The making of a conservative 1945-1899 -- 1. Inheritance and early career -- 2. The problem of the "corporation lawyer" -- 3. The problem of a "social conscience" -- 4. The problem of "political loyalty" -- II: Imperialism: Secretary of war 1899-1904 -- 1. Puerto Rico: The colonial system inaugurated -- 2. Cuba: A pledge redeemed -- 3. The Philippines: War and peace -- 4. The army: Reorganization and the general staff -- III: World politics: Secretary of State 1905-1909 -- 1. The nature of Root's diplomacy -- 2. The contribution to world peace -- 3. A turning point in the Far East -- 4. The first good neighbor -- IV: The progressive era: United States senator 1909-1915 -- 1. The coming of progressivism -- 2. Conservatism defended -- 3. Conflict of loyalties: 1912 -- 4. Frustration: The new freedom -- V: The First World War: Belated interventionist 1914-1918 -- 1. Background to war -- 2. Taking a position -- 3. The road to war -- 4. The mission to Russia -- VI: The Treaty of Versailles: Constructive critic 1918-1920 -- 1. Prewar and wartime planning -- 2. Drafting the treaty -- 3. The battle in the Senate -- 4. The election of 1920 -- VII: Interwar years: Elder statesman 1921-1937 -- 1. The league of nations -- 2. The Washington conference -- 3. The world court -- 4. Domestic affairs -- VIII: Appraisal: The man and his times -- 1. What manner of man? -- 2. A man and his friends -- 3. The Root contribution -- 4. Root's place in history -- A note on sources
- Dimensions
- 21 cm.
- Extent
- 222 pages
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
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