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Politics of the nineteen twenties., Edited by John L. Shover

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Politics of the nineteen twenties., Edited by John L. Shover

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Politics of the nineteen twenties.

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bibliography

Oclc number

59398

Responsibility statement

Edited by John L. Shover

Series statement

Primary sources in American history

Table Of Contents

The landslide and its meanings.--Election by disgust again.--Farmers and workers in American politics, by S. A. Rice.--Barleycorn's resurrection as a big campaign issue.--Inside the Harding administration, by C. R. Forbes.--The true history of Teapot Dome, by T. J. Walsh.--Leases upon naval oil reserves.--Why I shall vote for I. Davis; II. Coolidge; III. La Follette, by W. Lippmann, C. Rowell, and H. Croly.--The damn fool Democrats, by A. Krock.--The American political revolution of 1924, by H. L. Keenleyside.--The agricultural bloc: its merits, by A. Capper.--Reflections on farm relief, by R. Tugwell.--Our new immigration policy, by R. DeC. Ward.--Fighting liberal, by G. Norris.--Taxation, the people's business, by A. W. Mellon.--The victory of Mellonism.--Mr. Coolidge, the election, and the future.--The causes of political indifference today, by W. Lippmann.--Al Smith: Catholic, Tammany, wet, by J. Cannon, Jr.--Al Smith: able, honest, liberal, by M. K. Simkhovitch.--As like as two peas.--Is Al Smith afraid of the South? By W. E. B. Du Bois.--A measurement of the factors in the presidential election of 1928, by W. F. Ogburn and N. S. Talbot

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