National Party Conventions, 1831-1972Congressional Quarterly, 1976 - 216 pages |
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... Roosevelt challenges were made with little justification , the dispensation of the challenges showed Taft's control of the convention organization . With the conservative Republicans united behind Taft , Roosevelt faced the additional ...
... Roosevelt challenges were made with little justification , the dispensation of the challenges showed Taft's control of the convention organization . With the conservative Republicans united behind Taft , Roosevelt faced the additional ...
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... Roosevelt forces assembled in Chicago and nominated their leader to guide a new party , the Progressives . More than 2,000 delegates , representing every state except South Carolina , gathered for the three - day convention . It was a ...
... Roosevelt forces assembled in Chicago and nominated their leader to guide a new party , the Progressives . More than 2,000 delegates , representing every state except South Carolina , gathered for the three - day convention . It was a ...
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... Roosevelt administration , but proposed the administration of these programs by the states and not the federal government . The Republicans attacked Roosevelt's monetary measures and advocated currency reforms that included ...
... Roosevelt administration , but proposed the administration of these programs by the states and not the federal government . The Republicans attacked Roosevelt's monetary measures and advocated currency reforms that included ...
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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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