Homer D. Lindgren

A very mixed bag of speeches largely from the 1920s ; notable for including a good many speeches on business, labor and law as well as politics -- mostly American, but a few British speeches, notably one by Lloyd George.
Includes a peech by Harding to the DAR, FDR (not yet president) nominating Al Smith (the Happy Warrior) Bryan, Coolidge, Wilson --interstingly, one by Irvine Lenroot, who would have been Harding';s VP (and presumably president) if a Collidge revolt had not taken place in the Republican Convention of 1920-- . Also, one speech by Mussolini in responmse to one from the US ambassador (polite exchange)… (mehr)