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WILSON, Woodrow. The New Freedom, A Call for the Emancipation of the Generous Energies of a People. New York: Doubleday, Page & Company, 1913.
8vo. Red cloth, spine gilt, cover stamped in gilt; slight rubbing to spine.
FIRST EDITION. SIGNED AND DATED AS PRESIDENT on the flyleaf: "Woodrow Wilson Washington, 17 May 1914." The essential statement of Wilson's political philosophy, with much of the material drawn from his 1912 campaign speeches. The core of the New Freedom is expressed in the subtitle: Wilson's belief that Americans needed to reclaim control of their government and their economy in the face of the growing power of corporate monopolies. Other key themes are the need for banking and tariff reforms, all of which Wilson realized in landmark legislation such as the Clayton anti-trust act, the creation of the Federal Reserve banking system, and the Federal Trade Commission.
8vo. Red cloth, spine gilt, cover stamped in gilt; slight rubbing to spine.
FIRST EDITION. SIGNED AND DATED AS PRESIDENT on the flyleaf: "Woodrow Wilson Washington, 17 May 1914." The essential statement of Wilson's political philosophy, with much of the material drawn from his 1912 campaign speeches. The core of the New Freedom is expressed in the subtitle: Wilson's belief that Americans needed to reclaim control of their government and their economy in the face of the growing power of corporate monopolies. Other key themes are the need for banking and tariff reforms, all of which Wilson realized in landmark legislation such as the Clayton anti-trust act, the creation of the Federal Reserve banking system, and the Federal Trade Commission.