Henry A. Wallace
1888 – 1965
Books
- The papers of Henry A. Wallace
- Agricultural prices
- Statement before Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry, concerning S.1807, containing proposed amendments to Agricultural Adjustment Act. [1935]
- Hatred, love, and faith in a world of force
- How permanent is the farm program?
- Miguk ŭi kŭktong chŏngchʻaek
- Farmers and the export market
- The dairy dilemma
- Old age insurance for the small business man
- The genetic basis for democracy
- The national agricultural program in relation to the Northeast
- Region and nation
- A century of the common man; a speech
- An American income for cotton
- How agriculture, industry, labor, and government can work together for a $100,000,000,000 income
- The ever-normal granary
- "America must choose"
- Genetic perspectives in disease resistance and susceptibility
- Henry A. Wallace speaks to the white collar workers
- El siglo del pueblo
- Farmers and the surplus problem
- Making the most of the home market
- An American income for wheat
- Agriculture, a local activity and a national problem
- Conservation: the farmers' part in national defense
- Tribute to Russia
- America must choose
- Che cosa vuole l'America?
- A national program for wheat
- Charting the course for cotton
- The dairyman's place in farm solidarity
- The problem of farm tenancy
- Remarks before the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Washington, D.C., May 4, 1934 [at 10 A.M.]
- The new administration and farm relief
- Que hara Norteamérica?
- Paths to plenty
- Dos yorhunderṭ fun dem folḳs-menṭsh
- Wiek szarego człowieka
- Christian bases of world order
- Farm solidarity
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