Public men in and out of office, edited by J.T. Salter

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Public men in and out of office, edited by J.T. Salter

Statement of responsibility

edited by J.T. Salter

Instantiates

• Public men in and out of office

Publication

• Chapel Hill, The University of North Carolina Press, 1946

Manufacture

• New York, Van Rees Press,

Copyright

• ©1946

Antecedent source

file reproduced from original

Carrier category

online resource

Carrier category code

• cr

Carrier MARC source

rdacarrier

Color

black and white

Content category

text

Content type code

• txt

Content type MARC source

rdacontent

Contents

• Wendell Wilkie: "the party's embarrassing conscience"
• by Wilfred E. Binkley
• John G. Winant: "interpreter of American life"
• by Montell Ogdon
• Henry Agard Wallace: "people are more important than pigs"
• by Paul Sifton
• 2.
• In Congress:
• Joseph C. O'Mahoney: "his answer to the enigma"
• by Julian Snow
• 1.
• Gerald P. Nye: "essentially negative"
• by J.L. Sayre
• Sam Rayburn: "he first tries persuasion"
• by Floyd M. Riddick
• Robert L. Doughton: "hard work with no vacations"
• by Robert S. Rankon
• J. William Fulbright: "hell-bent on his objective"
• by Max Hall
• Adolph J. Sabath: "dean of the house"
• by John R. Beal
• In the nation and in the foreign service:
• Hamilton Fish: "crusading isolationist"
• by Richard Nelson
• Sol Bloom: "supersalesman of patriotism"
• by Hugh A. Bone
• Alben W. Barkley: "reservoir of energy"
• by J.B. Shannon
• Claude D. Pepper: "champion of the belligerent democracy"
• by Francis P. Locke
• Theodore G. Bilbo: "shibboleths for statesmanship"
• by Roman J. Zorn
• Harry S. Truman: "I don't want to be president"
• Joseph H. Ball: "a liberal dose of candor"
• by Nat S. Finney
• Tom Connally: "one of the Senate gallery's favorites"
• by Otis Miller
• Jerry Voorhis: "what is right rather than what is expedient"
• by Claudius O. Johnson
• Ellison Durant Smith: "a politician from the old South"
• by Leonard Niel Plummer
• 3.
• In city and in state:
• by Edward A. Harris
• Harold Edward Stassen: "candidate in absentia"
• by Robert Thompson
• Thomas Edmund Dewey: "political resiliency"
• by S. Burton Heath
• John W. Bricker: "personally honest"
• by Murray Seasongood
• Robert S. Kerr: "realist in politics"
• by Otis Sullivan
• Earl Warren: "so-called nonpartisan"
• by Thomas S. Barclay
• George S. Messersmith: "the diplomacy of intelligence"
• Frank Hague: "belligerent suspicion"
• by Dayton David McKean
• 4.
• Interpretation:
• The voter's politician: "the voter's other self"
• by J.T. Salter
• by Graham H. Stuart
• Joseph Clark Grew: "decade of infamy"
• by Charles E. Martin

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610372320

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1 online resource (xx, 513 pages)

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online

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• lossless
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computer

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rdamedia

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• c

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portraits

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.b135041466

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• preservation
• access

Reproduction note

Electronic reproduction.

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remote

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(OCoLC)610372320

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Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002.