Kennedy and Roosevelt

The outer archives are busy

by Michael R. Beschloss, James MacGregor Burns

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One was the son of East Boston ward politics, the other a squire of Hyde Park. Joseph Kennedy and Franklin Roosevelt both hastened American shipbuilding in the First World War, threw themselves into the business civilization of the twenties, and joined in an uneasy alliance in national and international politics.

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