The Political Principles of Robert A. Taft (Paperback)

INTRODUCTION TO THE TRANSACTION EDITIONINTRODUCTORY NOTEI. A POLITICIAN OF PRINCIPLETaft's MemoryOhio PoliticsThe Face of the New DealFrom Cincinnati to WashingtonII. FOUNDATIONSOF DEMOCRACYFirst Months in the SenatePractical AlternativesDebates with T. V. SmithA Reputation for ProbityIII. THE STRUGGLE FOR RESPONSIBLE PARTYStatesmanship through PartisanshipA Party in the WildernessTaft's Understanding of PartyThe Republican DilemmaIV. LIBERTY UNDER LAWThe Shadow of the Total StateLiberty and OrderCivil Rights and Civil ResponsibilitiesUniversal Military TrainingThe Moral Basis of FreedomV. THE RESTRAINT OF POWERThe Primacy of JusticeTaft against the Executive ForceThe Contest with President TrumanCongress and Foreign AffairsThe United States and Nuremberg JusticeThe Future of Justice and FreedomVI. ORGANIZED LABOR AND THE PUBLIC INTERESTJustice, Power, and American LaborAn Enemy of Labor?The Freedom of Labor and the Railroad StrikeThe Taft-Hartley ActSuccessful Defense of the Taft-Hartley ActAn Enduring Work of EquityVII. AN ECONOMY HUMANE AND FREEThe Charitable Society and the Socialist StateEquality of Opportunity in EducationThe Nation's Health and Socialized MedicineFederal Aid in HousingThe Credo of an Humane PoliticianVIII. A FOREIGN POLICY FOR AMERICANSAn Isolationist?Confronting War and ImperialismThe Struggle against Communist Arms and IdeologyTaft in RetrospectIX. TAFT AND PERMANENCEA TAFT CHRONOLOGYIndex