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The Presidency of William Howard Taft by Paolo E. Coletta
The Presidency of William Howard Taft by Paolo E. Coletta












The Presidency of William Howard Taft by Paolo E. Coletta

William Howard Taft IV - (born on Septemin Washington, D.C., USA) is the son of William Howard Taft III and the great grandson of U.S.

  • Instance Hypernyms: ↑President of the United States, ↑United States President, ↑President, ↑Chief… … Useful english dictionary.
  • William Howard Taft - noun 27th President of the United States and later chief justice of the United States Supreme Court (1857 1930) William Howard Taft (disambiguation) - Wikipedia has several articles about people named William Howard Taft:*William Howard Taft, President and Chief Justice of the United States. William Howard Taft - Pour les articles homonymes, voir Taft. William Howard Taft 27th President of the United States In office March 4, 1909 … Wikipedia William Howard Taft - For other people named William Howard Taft, see William Howard Taft (disambiguation). William Howard Taft - Presidente de … Wikipedia Español

    The Presidency of William Howard Taft by Paolo E. Coletta

    William Howard Taft - (1908) … Deutsch Wikipedia Vigésimo séptimo… … Enciclopedia Universal Taft, William Howard - ► (1857 1930) Político y jurisconsulto estadounidense, presidente en 1908 12. appellate judge (1892–1900).… … Universalium He served on the Ohio superior court (1887–90), as U.S. He later served as the chief justice of the U.S. The 27th President of the United States (1909 1913), whose term was marked by antitrust activity and passage of the Payne Aldrich Tariff Act (1909). Taft,William Howard - Taft, William Howard. This policy also extended to Asia, where Taft convinced banks to help finance railroad construction in China in both cooperation and competition with Britain, France, and Germany.

    The Presidency of William Howard Taft by Paolo E. Coletta

    Taft used his dollar diplomacy to protect American interests in the Panama Canal region, buying off Latin American debts to European powers and refinancing Haiti’s debt, setting the stage for future plans there. The centerpiece of his approach became known as “Dollar Diplomacy” and involved enhancing American international influence through the use of economic power with the cultivation of trade and the promotion of loans from private banks in support of overseas projects involving American interests. Taft shied away from domestic progressivism yet sought to follow through on Roosevelt’s foreign policy. Roosevelt had sworn not to serve another term and backed Taft’s ascension to the presidency in the belief that Taft would continue his reform programs. After returning to the United States, Taft became Roosevelt’s secretary of war and quickly gained the president’s full confidence.














    The Presidency of William Howard Taft by Paolo E. Coletta