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Chapter 1 Prologue: Al Smith versus Herbert Hoover Chapter 2 Introduction: Interpretations and Revisions Chapter 3 Catholics versus Protestants Chapter 4 Wets versus Drys Chapter 5 Immigrants versus Natives Chapter 6 City versus Country Chapter 7 Blacks versus Whites and Men versus Women Chapter 8 Economic Issues Chapter 9 Change and Continuity in Presidential Politics, 1916-1940 Chapter 10 Conclusions Chapter 11 Statistical Discussions Chapter 12 Appendix 1: Statistical Discussion Chapter 13 Appendix 2: Analysis of Seven Separate Regions Chapter 14 Appendix 3: Transcripts of the Republican Party Survey of Local Leaders Chapter 15 Appendix 4: Sources of the Statistical Data
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Chad Hollett
reviewed Prejudice and the Old Politics: The Presidential Election of 1928 on March 29, 2017
Prejudice and the Old Politics: The Presidential Election of 1928
Brinkley is a keen observer of modern history. This closely related set of essays encourages the reader to ponder what exactly is meant by liberalism in the U.S. historical context. Starting off as a very readable intellectual history of an idea, it closes with an appeal to fellow historians to take greater responsibility for fostering intellectual discussion about history, and its uses, among the greater public. Chapters on Huey Long (and his legacy) and Oral Roberts (and his legacy) were most fascinating.
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