Title: Betts-Roosevelt Letters: A Spirited and Illuminating Discussion on a Pure Democracy, Direct Nominations, the Initiative, the Referendum, and the Recall, and the New York State Court of Appeals' Decision in the Workmen's Compensation Case

Author: Charles H. Betts (Editor of The Lyons Republican)
Publisher: The Lyons Republican Company
Year: 1912
Edition: Third Edition
Format: Hardcover (HC)

Description: Explore a spirited discussion on democracy and legal matters with "Betts-Roosevelt Letters" edited by Charles H. Betts. Published by The Lyons Republican Company in 1912, this third edition hardcover is a valuable historical document. The book is in good condition, as depicted in the accompanying photos.

Key Features:

• "Betts-Roosevelt Letters" featuring discussions on democracy, direct nominations, the initiative, the referendum, the recall, and the Workmen's Compensation Case.
• Edited by Charles H. Betts, the editor of The Lyons Republican.
• Hardcover format for durability and timeless appeal.

Condition: This third edition of "Betts-Roosevelt Letters" is in good condition overall. The hardcover is well-preserved, and the pages are clean. Please refer to the accompanying photos to assess the overall condition of the book.

Contents:

• Spirited and illuminating letters discussing democracy and legal topics.
• Direct insights into the views on a pure democracy, direct nominations, and more.
• A historical document reflecting the intellectual discourse of the time.

Condition Notes:

• Good condition overall.
• Well-preserved hardcover.

Photos: Refer to the accompanying photos for a detailed view of the book's condition, showcasing its visual appeal and overall quality.

Step back in time with "Betts-Roosevelt Letters," a third edition hardcover edited by Charles H. Betts. This historical document provides a window into the spirited discussions on democracy, direct nominations, and legal matters of the early 20th century. Add this book to your collection and delve into the intellectual discourse that shaped the views of the time.