Author Description

1928. This book is divided into two Parts. Part I, the Presidency, contains the following chapters: why have a president; problem of prosperity, industry and agriculture; world against the United States; science and government; factory, farm and the worker; cost of government; president of the United States; president as leader; case for the presidency. Part II, Herbert Hoover, contains the following chapters: some account of a stewardship; making prosperity, industry, the farm; making our place in the world; putting science into government; developing the estate; reforming the costs of government; Hoover and the New America; Hoover as leader; case for Hoover.