La Follette's Autobiography: A Personal Narrative of Political Experiences

Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1960. Paperback. Near fine with superfical discoloration to rear wrap. See photos.. 349 pages: illustrations ; 22 cm. Includes index. Contents: Political beginnings -- In the House of Representatives -- The Reed Congress and the new national issues -- The crucial period of my public life -- Six years' struggle with Wisconsin bosses -- My first term as Governor and the problems I had to meet -- How we passed the railroad taxation laws -- Progressive government produces business prosperity: what was accomplished in Wisconsin -- Alone in the Senate: experiences with Roosevelt: railroad rate legislation -- Reinforcements: a national progressive movement -- Why I became a candidate for the presidency, Taft'a availability, a complete history of Roosevelt's course after his return from Africa -- Formation of the organized progressive movement, pressure for a real progressive candidate -- The true history of the campaign of 1912 for the Republican nomination to the presidency -- Why I continued as a candidate, Roosevelt never a progressive, his record -- Appendix: Speech of Robert M. La Follette delivered at the annual banquet of the periodical publishers' association.

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