Party Government in the United StatesRonald Press, 1938 - 597 pages |
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Page 27
... obtain the fulfillment of a part of it . The latter term is used to describe those unwilling to compromise or to bargain ; they remain steadfast to their program . Often the opportunist is criticized as weak and vacillating , shifting ...
... obtain the fulfillment of a part of it . The latter term is used to describe those unwilling to compromise or to bargain ; they remain steadfast to their program . Often the opportunist is criticized as weak and vacillating , shifting ...
Page 116
... obtain the necessary two - thirds vote in a convention . But quite suddenly the situation was changed in April , 1844 , by the submission to the Senate of the treaty for the annexation , or , as the South claimed , the " re- annexation ...
... obtain the necessary two - thirds vote in a convention . But quite suddenly the situation was changed in April , 1844 , by the submission to the Senate of the treaty for the annexation , or , as the South claimed , the " re- annexation ...
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... obtain control of at least two - thirds of the State legislatures and of the national Congress . Likewise there are forty - nine chief executives to be chosen in the United States , and each party seeks to place its candidates in these ...
... obtain control of at least two - thirds of the State legislatures and of the national Congress . Likewise there are forty - nine chief executives to be chosen in the United States , and each party seeks to place its candidates in these ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 3 |
FUNCTIONS OF POLITICAL PARTIES | 32 |
FEDERALISTS IN POWER | 59 |
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