National Party Platforms, 1840-1960, Volume 1University of Illinois Press, 1961 - 640 pages |
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... Labor Platform of 1900 ... 128 53 CAMPAIGN OF 1904. ... 130 CAMPAIGN OF 1880 .. 56 Democratic Platform of 1904 ... 130 Democratic Platform of 1880 .... 56 People's Platform of 1904 ... 135 Greenback Platform of 1880 ... 57 Prohibition ...
... Labor Platform of 1900 ... 128 53 CAMPAIGN OF 1904. ... 130 CAMPAIGN OF 1880 .. 56 Democratic Platform of 1904 ... 130 Democratic Platform of 1880 .... 56 People's Platform of 1904 ... 135 Greenback Platform of 1880 ... 57 Prohibition ...
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Socialist Labor Platform of 1924 ... 265 Socialist Platform of 1944 ... 413 Workers ' Party Platform , 1924 . 267 Platform of the Socialist Labor Party .... 416 CAMPAIGN OF 1928 ... 270 CAMPAIGN OF 1948 ..... 419 Democratic Platform for ...
Socialist Labor Platform of 1924 ... 265 Socialist Platform of 1944 ... 413 Workers ' Party Platform , 1924 . 267 Platform of the Socialist Labor Party .... 416 CAMPAIGN OF 1928 ... 270 CAMPAIGN OF 1948 ..... 419 Democratic Platform for ...
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... Labor Party holds this reaction to be but a manifestation of an irreconcilable class struggle that rages in capitalist society . One aim of the capitalist class is to hold wages down during the period of brisk demand for labor , to ...
... Labor Party holds this reaction to be but a manifestation of an irreconcilable class struggle that rages in capitalist society . One aim of the capitalist class is to hold wages down during the period of brisk demand for labor , to ...
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CAMPAIGN OF 1844 | 3 |
CAMPAIGN OF 1848 | 10 |
CAMPAIGN OF 1852 | 16 |
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