Henry Agard Wallace
1888 – 1965
61 works on record
Works
New frontiers
Corn and its early fathers
Whose Constitution?
Corn and corn growing
Henry A. Wallace's irrigation frontier
Democracy reborn
Toward world peace
Statesmanship and religion
The price of vision
The price of free world victory
An American income for corn
Paths to plenty
Agricultural prices
Christian bases of world order
The diary of Henry Wallace, January 18, 1935-September 19, 1946
Soviet Asia mission
The American choice
When to feed corn, when to sell it
Democracy reborn, selected from public papers
Miscellaneous recollections of the internment train, April 14-15, 1945
Panamerican friendship
Technology, corporations, and the general welfare
The century of the common man
Correlation and machine calculation
The diary of Henry Agard Wallace, January 18, 1935-September 19, 1946
The reminiscences of Henry Agard Wallace
Después de la guerra debe comenzar el siglo del hombre del pueblo
Arbeit für sechzig Millionen Menschen
Our job in the Pacific
The fight for peace
America must choose
Sixty million jobs
Why did God make America?
The price of freedom
A personal report on the national forests
The Henry A. Wallace papers, 1941-1945, at the Franklin D. Roosevelt Library
American must choose
Making the most of the home market
Henry A. Wallace papers at the University of Iowa
Henry A. Wallace papers
The Wallace papers
New world theme
Address by Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture, before Democratic Women's Club, Philadelphia, and broadcast by radio, May 9, 1933, 1
Stoleće običnog čoveka
Address [at] the Third Triennial Confernce of the Associated Countrywomen of the World after a banquet in Washington, D.C., June 4, 1936
Kansan vuosisata
Vik zvyčajnoho čolovika
Stolitti͡a zvychaĭnoï li͡udyny
Stoljeće običnog čovjeka
[Press releases
Statement proposed by Mr. Wallace's representative, Mr. Hauser, after Baruch-Wallace conference on September 27 [1946] and accepted by Mr. Baruch (in which errors of fact are admitted)
The need for unifying purpose
Remarks at a meeting of Colorado farm organizations, Greeley, Colorado, July 13, 1935
Das jahrhundert des volkes
Remarks on the campaign to adjust cotton acreage
[Henry A. Wallace
A national program for wheat
Farmers and the export market
The dairy dilemma
America's part in world reconstruction
Supply and demand, political pressure and the long look ahead