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American politics (non-partisan) from the beginning to date

Thomas V. Cooper · Public domain text

728,463 words · about 51 h 1 min to read

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About this book

Authors
Thomas V. Cooper (1835–1909), Hector T. Fenton (1850–1924)
Language
English
Subjects
United States › Politics and government, Political parties › United States
Length
728,463 words · about 51 h 1 min
Sections
17 reader sections · Table of contents
Contents (17)

The opening of Preface

The writer of this volume, in the pursuit of his profession as an editor, and throughout an active political life, has always felt the need of a volume from which any important fact, theory or record could be found at a moment’s glance, and without a search of many records. He has also remarked the singular fact that no history of the political parties of the country, as they have faced each other on all leading issues, has ever been published. These things prompted an undertaking of the work on his own part, and it is herewith presented in the hope that it will meet the wants not only of those connected with politics, but of all who take an interest in public affairs. In this work very material aid has been rendered by the gentleman whose name is also associated with its publication, and by many political friends, who have freely responded during the past year to the calls made upon them for records, which have been liberally employed in the writing and compilation of this work.

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