Includes Eight Addresses On Pressing National Problems, 1935-1936: The Bill Of Rights; Spending, Deficits, Debts, And Their Consequences; The Expenditures Imposed On The People By The New Economic Planning, Its Consequences And Some Remedies It Requires; The New Deal Further Explored, With Special Reference To The Bank Panic And To Relief; Further Explorations Of The New Deal, Including Agricultural Policies; The Confused State Of The Union; The Choice For Youth; Has The New Deal Solved Our National Problems?