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Page 63
... voters became more progressive - minded , the Democratic Party in a year of aberration moved in the opposite direction with catastrophic results for its ticket . Financial magnates of the East , distrustful of Roosevelt but not of ...
... voters became more progressive - minded , the Democratic Party in a year of aberration moved in the opposite direction with catastrophic results for its ticket . Financial magnates of the East , distrustful of Roosevelt but not of ...
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... voters . The election returns were surprising only in the extent of the Democratic sweep . Roosevelt obtained 22.8 million votes to Hoover's 15.8 million for a count in the electoral college of 472 to 59. Of 1.7 million votes for minor ...
... voters . The election returns were surprising only in the extent of the Democratic sweep . Roosevelt obtained 22.8 million votes to Hoover's 15.8 million for a count in the electoral college of 472 to 59. Of 1.7 million votes for minor ...
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... voters under thirty , except in the Far West and South , turned from Eisenhower in 1956 to Kennedy in 1960 ; the percentage for Nixon was 46.7 . Only voters over fifty showed a strong pref- erence for Nixon . Women gave Nixon a slight ...
... voters under thirty , except in the Far West and South , turned from Eisenhower in 1956 to Kennedy in 1960 ; the percentage for Nixon was 46.7 . Only voters over fifty showed a strong pref- erence for Nixon . Women gave Nixon a slight ...
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Crisis and a New Party | 7 |
1856 | 15 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
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Antislavery Politics in Antebellum and Civil War America Thomas G. Mitchell No preview available - 2007 |