Titlebook: Eleanor Roosevelt and Adlai Stevenson; Richard Henry Book 2010 Richard Henry 2010 nation.stage.time.Transition

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230112933nation; stage; time; Transition

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The Campaign Trail Againports, a volunteer versus drafted armed services, the Taft-Hartley labor law, civil rights, fiscal policy, and differences between his views and those of President Truman and President Eisenhower on several of these matters.

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Civil Rights Againtoo would seek the Democratic Party’s nomination. Stevenson’s managers thought “the Gov’s” candidacy would be safe in Minnesota inasmuch as its senior senator Hubert Humphrey as well as Governor Orville Freeman had already pledged their support. He would, therefore, start his campaigning in California in February.

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Book 2010initiatives were constructed. Employing letters and diaries as well as contemporary media accounts, this book examines the perspectives, the convictions, the style, and the spirit that both principals brought to the calling of public service.

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