In 1934, harold l. ickes wrote, "i believe that we are at the dawn of a day when the average man, woman, and child in the united states will have an opportunity for a happier and richer life. and it is just and desirable that this should be so. . we are not here merely to endure a purgatorial existence in anticipation of a beatific eternity after the grave closes on us. we are here with hopes and aspirations and legitimate desires that we are entitled to have to at least a reasonable degree." with these words, ickes showed that he was in agreement with whom?