The American Party System: An Introduction to the Study of Political Parties in the United StatesMacmillan, 1923 - 439 pages |
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... discussion significant fields of inquiry have been indicated where it is believed that research would bear rich fruit . In the light of broader statistical information than we now have and with the aid of a thorough - going social and ...
... discussion significant fields of inquiry have been indicated where it is believed that research would bear rich fruit . In the light of broader statistical information than we now have and with the aid of a thorough - going social and ...
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... much more quickly and adroitly than the unorganized groups under discussion . Yet at the same time it is from these elements that the intelligent " inde- pendent " vote has largely been recruited . There was 6 AMERICAN PARTY SYSTEM.
... much more quickly and adroitly than the unorganized groups under discussion . Yet at the same time it is from these elements that the intelligent " inde- pendent " vote has largely been recruited . There was 6 AMERICAN PARTY SYSTEM.
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... discussion of the League of Nations , 2 the political sermons constitute one of the most interesting and significant parts of our politi- cal literature ; and the activity of the clergy is of course one of the patent facts of our ...
... discussion of the League of Nations , 2 the political sermons constitute one of the most interesting and significant parts of our politi- cal literature ; and the activity of the clergy is of course one of the patent facts of our ...
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... discussion of ques- tions such as free silver , strikes , slavery , where the local interest colored the type of sermonizing . In more recent times the ecclesiastical groups have adopted striking types of industrial programs.1 On the ...
... discussion of ques- tions such as free silver , strikes , slavery , where the local interest colored the type of sermonizing . In more recent times the ecclesiastical groups have adopted striking types of industrial programs.1 On the ...
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... also later discussion of the tactics of the great parties . ' Wilson also received strong support from certain urban - industrial sections . T or from their desire to take the worst rather COMPOSITION OF THE POLITICAL PARTY 23.
... also later discussion of the tactics of the great parties . ' Wilson also received strong support from certain urban - industrial sections . T or from their desire to take the worst rather COMPOSITION OF THE POLITICAL PARTY 23.
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