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Page 615
... political parties and leaders , and soon it would be made clear by the new political professionals that a new party image and a new type of candidate were essential ingredients for the " new politics " of the nineteenth century . The ...
... political parties and leaders , and soon it would be made clear by the new political professionals that a new party image and a new type of candidate were essential ingredients for the " new politics " of the nineteenth century . The ...
Page 656
... political parties or the political process respond to their needs and interests . Such is the nature of politics . The difference was in the manner in which these interests were approached . Aristotle defined man as a political and ...
... political parties or the political process respond to their needs and interests . Such is the nature of politics . The difference was in the manner in which these interests were approached . Aristotle defined man as a political and ...
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... political reprisal , and in order to protect themselves and advance their cause , they would have to exert political as well as " moral " influence . Post offices in the South refused to accept and distribute abolitionist newspapers and ...
... political reprisal , and in order to protect themselves and advance their cause , they would have to exert political as well as " moral " influence . Post offices in the South refused to accept and distribute abolitionist newspapers and ...
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The Ambivalence of the Concept of Party | 597 |
The Formative Period | 603 |
In Search of Victory | 615 |
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