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xxxi, 320 pages ; 22 cm |
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Welcoming address: Democratic National Convention, Chicago, Illinois -- Speech of acceptance: Chicago, Illinois -- Beginning of the campaign: Springfield, Illinois -- Nature of patriotism: New York City -- Equal rights: New York City -- Faith in liberalism: New York City -- War and peace: broadcast to the armed forces overseas -- Bi-partisan foreign policy: Grand Rapids, Michigan -- Improving our labor laws: Detroit, Michigan -- Is it liberation?: Hamtramck, Michigan -- Time for a change-?: Denver, Colorado -- Farm policy: Kasson, Minnesota -- New West: Cheyenne, Wyoming -- One-party press: Portland, Oregon -- People's natural resources: Seattle, Washington -- World policy: San Francisco, California -- On political morality: Los Angeles, California -- American future: Los Angeles, California -- Campaign issues: Phoenix, Arizona -- Threat of communism: Albuquerque, New Mexico -- Atomic future: Hartford, Connecticut -- New England tradition: Springfield, Massachusetts -- To the young marines: Quantico, Virginia -- New South: Richmond, Virginia -- Role of labor: New York City -- Control of inflation: Baltimore, Maryland -- Economy in government: Indianapolis, Indiana -- Korea: Louisville, Kentucky -- First fireside speech: Chicago, Illinois -- Social gains and the public welfare: Columbus, Ohio -- A whistle-stop: Ypsilanti, Michigan -- Safeguards against communism: Detroit, Michigan -- Area of freedom: Madison, Wisconsin -- Proper role of government: St. Louis, Missouri -- Tidelands oil -foreign trade: New Orleans, Louisiana -- On liberty of conscience: Salt Lake City, Utah -- Second fireside speech: Los Angeles, California -- Idea of human freedom: San Antonio, Texas -- Leadership for peace: Herald Tribune Forum -- Hiss case: Cleveland, Ohio -- United Nations: our hope and our commitment: Springfield, Illinois -- Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Poughkeepsie, New York -- Our religion and politics: Boston, Massachusetts -- New force in America: New York City -- Business and government: Reading, Pennsylvania -- Fundamental issues: Brooklyn, New York -- Campaign is over!: Chicago, Illinois -- Good fight: Chicago, Illinois -- To future citizens: Half Day, Illinois -- Verdict -we pray as one: Springfield, Illinois. |
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Campaign literature, 1952 -- Democratic.
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United States -- Politics and government -- 1945-1953.
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United States. |
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Politics and government. |
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1945-1953 |
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