The American IdealLongmans, Green and Company, 1936 - 275 pages |
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Page 77
... Party , which had hitherto had little hold in the West but was not committed to the Southern politicians like the popular and predomi- nant Democratic Party . He thus became a natural leader in the new Republican Party , which after the ...
... Party , which had hitherto had little hold in the West but was not committed to the Southern politicians like the popular and predomi- nant Democratic Party . He thus became a natural leader in the new Republican Party , which after the ...
Page 192
... Party and of the country was endangered by the narrow formalism of the Party machine and the excessive legalism of his successor . Under such cir- cumstances , Taft , whom the Caucus was hoping to see re- elected , abandoned his ...
... Party and of the country was endangered by the narrow formalism of the Party machine and the excessive legalism of his successor . Under such cir- cumstances , Taft , whom the Caucus was hoping to see re- elected , abandoned his ...
Page 194
... Party is the party of the plain people ... or the party of the bosses and the professional radicals acting in the interests of special privilege . ' When the National Convention of the newly formed Pro- gressive Party met that August at ...
... Party is the party of the plain people ... or the party of the bosses and the professional radicals acting in the interests of special privilege . ' When the National Convention of the newly formed Pro- gressive Party met that August at ...
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