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Troy, See How They Ran,
pp. 190-196. |
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Irwin
Ross, Introduction, 1 page; introduction-2,
1 page. |
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Clark
Clifford, "Memorandum for the President," 47 pages. This is
perhaps the single most famous document in the history of presidential
campaigns. |
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Campaign
platforms of the two major parties, 1 page. |
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Hubert
Humphrey, Democratic convention speech (scroll down). |
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Thomas
Dewey, acceptance speech, 1 page. |
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Henry
Wallace, acceptance speech, 1 page. |
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Harold
Ickes on the Wallace threat, 3 pages. |
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The
FBI on communism and the Wallace candidacy, 6 pages. |
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Southern
press coverage, Dixiecrats. |
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NBC
radio broadcast, Truman's acceptance speech. |
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Harry
Truman, whistle-stop speech (scroll down). |
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Truman
campaign swing, interactive map. |
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1948
election results, 1 page. |
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Reading
notes |