National Party Conventions, 1831-1972Congressional Quarterly, 1976 - 216 pages |
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Congressional Quarterly, inc. Independence Party President : Thomas Louis Hisgen , Massachusetts Vice President : John Temple Graves , Georgia People's Party ( Populist ) President : Thomas Edward Watson , Georgia Vice President : Samuel ...
Congressional Quarterly, inc. Independence Party President : Thomas Louis Hisgen , Massachusetts Vice President : John Temple Graves , Georgia People's Party ( Populist ) President : Thomas Edward Watson , Georgia Vice President : Samuel ...
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Congressional Quarterly, inc. Communist Party President : William Zebulon Foster , Illinois Vice President : James William Ford , New York Prohibition Party President : William David Upshaw , Georgia Vice President : Frank Stewart Regan ...
Congressional Quarterly, inc. Communist Party President : William Zebulon Foster , Illinois Vice President : James William Ford , New York Prohibition Party President : William David Upshaw , Georgia Vice President : Frank Stewart Regan ...
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Congressional Quarterly, inc. American Labor Party President : Vincent William Hallinan , California Vice President : Charlotta A. Bass , New York American Vegetarian Party President : Daniel J. Murphy , California Vice President : Symon ...
Congressional Quarterly, inc. American Labor Party President : Vincent William Hallinan , California Vice President : Charlotta A. Bass , New York American Vegetarian Party President : Daniel J. Murphy , California Vice President : Symon ...
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The National Nominating Convention | 7 |
Highlights of National Party Conventions | 14 |
American Political Parties Since 1789 Chart | 176 |
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