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... direct primary elections , urging in some of their later platforms that nominations even for president and vice president should be made by direct vote . Woman suffrage was a delicate ques- tion , for it was closely identified with the ...
... direct primary elections , urging in some of their later platforms that nominations even for president and vice president should be made by direct vote . Woman suffrage was a delicate ques- tion , for it was closely identified with the ...
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... direct pri- maries was to break the control of the party boss ( and of the monopolist for whom he worked ) over the selection of candidates for office . The objec- tive of the initiative and the referendum was to make possible an appeal ...
... direct pri- maries was to break the control of the party boss ( and of the monopolist for whom he worked ) over the selection of candidates for office . The objec- tive of the initiative and the referendum was to make possible an appeal ...
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... Direct dis- tribution usually is continued , however , even in Stamp Plan cities , to certain charitable institu- tions and to schools participating in our school lunch program . We look upon this latter activity as one of our most ...
... Direct dis- tribution usually is continued , however , even in Stamp Plan cities , to certain charitable institu- tions and to schools participating in our school lunch program . We look upon this latter activity as one of our most ...
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Sentiment | 4 |
Selections from An Inquiry into the | 10 |
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