PARTIES AND PARTY LEADERS

G. E. P.

CHAPTER

CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION, BY Dwight Whitney Morrow

I. THE PLACE OF PARTY IN THE POLITICAL SYSTEM

II. WHAT IS A PARTY? ..

III. THE NATURAL HISTORY OF PARTY

IV. THE POLITICS OF JOHN ADAMS

V. ALEXANDER HAMILTON

VI. CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES OF THE PARTY REVO-

LUTION OF 1800

VII. THE POLITICAL INFLUENCE OF ANDREW JACKSON

VIII. THE WHIG PARTY

IX. THE CAUSE OF SECESSION

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46

73

X. OUR TWO GREAT PARTIES: THEIR ORIGIN AND TASKS 152

XI. THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN

XIII. I EQUALITY IN TAXATION. II COMMERCIAL UNION

WITH CANADA

220

XIV. THE COMMERCIAL RELATIONS OF AMERICAN COUNTRIES 229

INDEX

241

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