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Politician Huey Long, here shown in a portrait, was well known for his populist reforms. He felt that the rich should work to help the poor. The men gathered around the portrait are then United States Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr., Senator Walter George of Georgia and Senator Robert Lee Doughton of North Carolina. The common theme between each of these men is the relationship between their careers and the political influence they had with the treasury and economy.
Huey Long "Speech regarding the benefits of redistributing wealth." Essential Speeches. Academic Search Complete, EBSCOhost
Huey Long "Speech regarding the benefits of redistributing wealth." Essential Speeches. Academic Search Complete, EBSCOhost
Creator
G. K. Berryman
Publisher
Evening Star, DC
Date
06/17/1942
Contributor
James Monroe Museum
Rights
Property of the James Monroe Museum
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