If you liked Who owns Mexico? by Robert M. La Follette, start with The armed ship bill meant war (1917), Primary elections for the nomination of all candidates by Australian ballot (1898), and Investigation of the grain-buying, elevating, and forwarding business (1906). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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The armed ship bill meant war
1917 · Robert M. La Follette · Same author
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Primary elections for the nomination of all candidates by Australian ballot
1898 · 16 pages · Robert M. La Follette · Same author
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Investigation of the grain-buying, elevating, and forwarding business
1906 · 20 pages · Robert M. La Follette · Same author
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To promote reciprocal trade relations with Canada ...
1911 · 14 pages · Penrose, Boies, Porter J. McCumber, John Sharp Williams, Robert M. La Follette · Same author
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The political philosophy of Robert M. La Follette as revealed in his speeches and writings
1920 · 426 pages · Robert M. La Follette · Same author
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Where La Follette stands on fifty living issues
1924 · 24 pages · Robert M. La Follette, La Follette for President Committee · Same author
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Government control of railroads ...
1919 · 23 pages · Albert Baird Cummings, Robert M. La Follette, United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Interstate Commerce · Same author
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The papers of Robert M. La Follette, Sr. at the State Historical Society of Wisconsin
1972 · 86 pages · Robert M. La Follette · Same author
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Regulation of railway rates and services
1906 · 148 pages · Robert M. La Follette · Same author
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Senator La Follette's attack on the Supreme Court
1923 · 11 pages · Frank A. Pattison, Robert M. La Follette · Same author
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The tariff acts of 1846 and 1857
1979 · 16 pages · Robert M. La Follette · Same author
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La Follette's Autobiography V2
2006 · 404 pages · Robert M. La Follette · Same author
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BookOrb recommends The armed ship bill meant war (1917), Primary elections for the nomination of all candidates by Australian ballot (1898), Investigation of the grain-buying, elevating, and forwarding business (1906), To promote reciprocal trade relations with Canada ... (1911), and The political philosophy of Robert M. La Follette as revealed in his speeches and writings (1920).
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Who owns Mexico? is by Robert M. La Follette.