Forge of Democracy: The House of RepresentativesD. McKay, 1963 - 496 pagini |
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Pagina 73
... political morality . This development of party discipline , through the instrumen- tality of the party caucus , did almost abolish , for half a century , the hazards of disruptive and discordant elements within the major political ...
... political morality . This development of party discipline , through the instrumen- tality of the party caucus , did almost abolish , for half a century , the hazards of disruptive and discordant elements within the major political ...
Pagina 183
... political purpose of embarrassing them . The House of Representatives , by its very numbers , has long been a legislative assembly more conducive to party spirit than the United States Senate . The House , by the nature of its ...
... political purpose of embarrassing them . The House of Representatives , by its very numbers , has long been a legislative assembly more conducive to party spirit than the United States Senate . The House , by the nature of its ...
Pagina 277
... political liberalism , have been sharply divided between the " machine " politicians of Bos- ton , New York , Philadelphia , and Chicago and the academic liberals whose political roots have been in university life rather than political ...
... political liberalism , have been sharply divided between the " machine " politicians of Bos- ton , New York , Philadelphia , and Chicago and the academic liberals whose political roots have been in university life rather than political ...
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CHAPTER ONE The Solemn Assembly | 1 |
CHAPTER Two Rival for Power | 17 |
CHAPTER THREE The House Rules | 39 |
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