Party Government in the United StatesRonald Press, 1938 - 597 pages |
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Page 83
... seemed little chance of harmony . The Federalists had small hope of carrying through a candi- date of their own ... seemed inclined to use their strength to defeat Madison , joining forces with any Republican faction that seemed Ch . 41 ...
... seemed little chance of harmony . The Federalists had small hope of carrying through a candi- date of their own ... seemed inclined to use their strength to defeat Madison , joining forces with any Republican faction that seemed Ch . 41 ...
Page 149
... seemed clear that the 1888 campaign , in so far as the major parties were concerned , was to be a contest between the same candi- dates that had competed in 1884. Both parties seemed to be fairly unanimous in their desire to support the ...
... seemed clear that the 1888 campaign , in so far as the major parties were concerned , was to be a contest between the same candi- dates that had competed in 1884. Both parties seemed to be fairly unanimous in their desire to support the ...
Page 204
... seemed as if the party might become a strong party . The Socialists , recognizing the socialistic character of the party doctrines , seemed willing to coƶperate , the continued agricul- tural depression promised more farm votes to the ...
... seemed as if the party might become a strong party . The Socialists , recognizing the socialistic character of the party doctrines , seemed willing to coƶperate , the continued agricul- tural depression promised more farm votes to the ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 3 |
FUNCTIONS OF POLITICAL PARTIES | 32 |
FEDERALISTS IN POWER | 59 |
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