Party Government in the United StatesRonald Press, 1938 - 597 pages |
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... Liberal Party . To these observers the President represents the true liberal in political viewpoint . " The Roosevelt indorsement of Hiram Johnson for reƫlection to the Senate from California is a move in the President's development of ...
... Liberal Party . To these observers the President represents the true liberal in political viewpoint . " The Roosevelt indorsement of Hiram Johnson for reƫlection to the Senate from California is a move in the President's development of ...
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... liberal or progres- sive . Thus the La Follette - Wheeler forces of 1924 objected strongly to the term radical ; the Hoover Republican Party of 1932 claimed to be the liberal prosperity party rather than the conservative Republican ...
... liberal or progres- sive . Thus the La Follette - Wheeler forces of 1924 objected strongly to the term radical ; the Hoover Republican Party of 1932 claimed to be the liberal prosperity party rather than the conservative Republican ...
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... liberal movement and carried that State in the fall elections . In the following year meetings were held in St. Louis and Cincinnati which attracted many persons opposed to the renomination of Grant . This movement , led by such ...
... liberal movement and carried that State in the fall elections . In the following year meetings were held in St. Louis and Cincinnati which attracted many persons opposed to the renomination of Grant . This movement , led by such ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 3 |
FUNCTIONS OF POLITICAL PARTIES | 32 |
FEDERALISTS IN POWER | 59 |
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