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That we favor a constitutional provision limiting the office of President and Vice - President to one term , and providing for the election of senators of the United States by a direct vote of the people . Resolved , 9.
That we favor a constitutional provision limiting the office of President and Vice - President to one term , and providing for the election of senators of the United States by a direct vote of the people . Resolved , 9.
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Although this proposition was agreeable to a majority of both houses of Congress , it met opposition from two successive presidents , Coolidge and Hoover , and was finally set aside for another scheme , less “ socialistic .
Although this proposition was agreeable to a majority of both houses of Congress , it met opposition from two successive presidents , Coolidge and Hoover , and was finally set aside for another scheme , less “ socialistic .
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... Henry Demarest Lloyd declared : “ The people's party is more From Norman Pollack , The Populist Response to Industrial America ; Midwestern Populist Thought , copyright 1962 by the President and Fellows of Harvard College , pp .
... Henry Demarest Lloyd declared : “ The people's party is more From Norman Pollack , The Populist Response to Industrial America ; Midwestern Populist Thought , copyright 1962 by the President and Fellows of Harvard College , pp .
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Populist Ideology | 7 |
A Cross of Gold | 23 |
Utopian Conceptions | 29 |
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| Title | Myth and Reality in the Populist Revolt Volume 567 of Basic concepts in history and social science |
| Author | John C. Matlon |
| Editors | Edwin Charles Rozwenc, John C. Matlon |
| Publisher | Heath, 1966 |
| Length | 112 pages |
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