Herbert Hoover speaks of recovery after a crash and the humbling power of fishing. He compares the patience needed in sport to the humility that nature teaches everyone. He also warns that lasting peace requires removing the friction caused by competing weapons.
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Herbert Hoover was a statesperson, best known for The problem of prosperity.
Quick Facts About Herbert Hoover
Born
August 10, 1874
Died
October 20, 1964
Profession
Statesperson
Notable works
The problem of prosperity
About Herbert Hoover
A Republican, his presidency was dominated by the Great Depression, and his policies to combat it were viewed as inadequate and overly conservative. He lost re‑election to Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932.