Franklin Roosevelt #2: Following TR's Path to Politics (1904-1913); Topics covered include: Law school, passes the Bar, first job in law, wins seat in State Senate, opposes Tammany Hall's candidate for U.S. Senate, supports Woodrow Wilson for President (1912), engages Louis Howe for re-election, accepts offer to become Assistant Secretary of the Navy

Key people include: Theodore Roosevelt, Grenville Clark, John Mack, Lewis Chanler, Charlie Murphy, William Sheehan, Edward Shepard, Anna Roosevelt, James Roosevelt, Elliott Roosevelt, James O'Gorman, William Taft, Woodrow Wilson, Champ Clark, Louis Howe, William McAdoo, and Josephus Daniels

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Franklin Roosevelt #1: Youth, School, and Marriage (1882-1905); Topics covered include: Parents (including relationship with), youth, Groton, Harvard, relationship with Eleanor Roosevelt, engagement, and marriage

Key people include: Isaac Roosevelt, James Roosevelt, Rebecca (Howland) Roosevelt, Sara Delano, Grover Cleveland, Endicott Peabody, George Biddle, Lathrop Brown, Eleanor Roosevelt, Elliott Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt, and Anna Roosevelt

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Herbert Hoover #13: Elder Statesman … Finally (1945-1964); Topics covered include: Death of Franklin Roosevelt, relationship with President Harry Truman, end of World War II, atomic bomb, role in food relief in post-war Europe, naming of Hoover Dam, "Hoover Commission" (government reorganization), election of 1948, 75th birthday, no plans to reture, writes more books, cold warrior, election of 1952, relationship with Dwight Eisenhower, "Second Hoover Commission," election of 1960, and death

Key people include: Franklin Roosevelt, Harry Truman, Juan Peron, Konrad Adenauer, Dean Acheson, James Forrestal, Joseph Kennedy, and Dwight Eisenhower

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Herbert Hoover #12: The Leader of the Opposition - Part II (1937-1944); Topics covered include: Comparison of Roosevelt's campaign promises and his presidency, unemployment (Hoover vs. Roosevelt's first two terms), election of 1940, meets Adolph Hitler, start of World War II, Hoover Institute on War, Revolution, and Peace, attack on Pearl Harbor, U.S. enters war, opposed to alignment with Joseph Stalin and the Soviets, writes The Problems of Lasting Peace, death of Lou Hoover, and election of 1944

Key people include: Franklin Roosevelt, Wendell Willkie, King Albert (Belgium), Adolph Hitler, Hugh Wilson, Myron Taylor, Norman Davis, Joseph Stalin, Hugh Gibson, and Lou Hoover

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Herbert Hoover #11: The Leader of the Opposition - Part I (1932-1937); Topics covered include: Interregnum, political vacuum, banking crisis, Roosevelt inauguration, onset of New Deal and Hoover reaction, Court-packing plan, summary of Roosevelt's first term, and election of 1936

Key people include: Franklin Roosevelt, James Buchanan, Abraham Lincoln, Ogden Mills, Ray Moley, John Garner, Rex Tugwell, Lou Hoover, Herbert Hoover, Jr., Allan Hoover, Hugh Johnson, Charles Evans Hughes, and Alf Landon

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Herbert Hoover #10: Fighting for the Soul of America (1932); Topics covered include: President of the United States, election of 1932, Bonus March, general election campaign, and election results

Key people include: Al Smith, John Garner, Franklin Roosevelt, Douglas MacArthur, Dwight Eisenhower, George Patton, Calvin Coolidge, and Charley Michelson

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Herbert Hoover #9: The Depression Won't Relent (1930-1932); Topics covered include: President of the United States, the Great Depression, President's Emergency Committee on Employment, economic collapse in Europe, establishes the National Credit Association, establishes the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, pushing for balanced budgets (via spending cuts and tax increases), and vetoes excessive spending legislation

Key people include: Arthur Woods, Frederic Sackett, Paul von Hindenburg, Andrew Mellon, Charley Michelson, and John Garner

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Herbert Hoover #8: The Stock Market Crash (1929-1930); Topics covered include: President of the United States, stock market soaring and crash, reactions to crash, impact on unemployment, rival politics from the Democrats (including the writings of Charley Michelson), and the ongoing Depression

Key people include: Adolph Miller, Irving Miller, John Raskob, Charley Michelson, and Andrew Mellon

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Herbert Hoover #7: First Year Agenda (1928-1929); Topics covered include: President-elect, tour of Latin America, names Cabinet, President of the United States, work style/philosophy, Prohibition, Smoot-Hawley Tariff, Farm Bill, and disarmament agreement with Britain and Japan

Key people include: Andrew Mellon, James Davis, Henry Stimson, Ray Wilbur, Charles Francis Adams III, Lou Hoover, and Ramsey MacDonald

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Herbert Hoover #6: From the Cabinet to the White House (1921-1928); Topics covered include: Secretary of Commerce, recession and focus on unemployment, focus on establishing standards across industries, death of President Warren Harding, presidency of Calvin Coolidge, Mississippi Valley floods, election of 1928, and election to the presidency

Key people include: Warren Harding, Henry Wallace, Calvin Coolidge, Charles Curtis, and Al Smith

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