National Party Conventions, 1831-1972Congressional Quarterly, 1976 - 216 pages |
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... leaders acknowledged the development of parties , they did not foresee the emergence of a two - party system . Rather , they often justified the existence of their own party as a reaction to an unacceptable opposition . Jefferson ...
... leaders acknowledged the development of parties , they did not foresee the emergence of a two - party system . Rather , they often justified the existence of their own party as a reaction to an unacceptable opposition . Jefferson ...
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... leaders a chance to confer and discuss the various presidential possibilities . Much is made in history books about Harding's selection that night in the legendary " smoke - filled room , " when Harding was allegedly interviewed at 2 o ...
... leaders a chance to confer and discuss the various presidential possibilities . Much is made in history books about Harding's selection that night in the legendary " smoke - filled room , " when Harding was allegedly interviewed at 2 o ...
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... leader , the decline of the progressive movement , and the lack of an effective party organization to continue , the ... leaders and a remnant of the Bull Moose effort , that was formed in 1922. The Socialist Party joined the coalition ...
... leader , the decline of the progressive movement , and the lack of an effective party organization to continue , the ... leaders and a remnant of the Bull Moose effort , that was formed in 1922. The Socialist Party joined the coalition ...
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