Political pamphlets

A collection of miscellaneous pamphlets on politics.

Barnard, F. A. P. Reform needed in the manner of conducting presidential elections . 1885. -- Blair, J. L. Imperialism, our new national policy. An address delivered before the Monday evening club . 1899. -- Brown, R. G. Recall of judges; argument in opposition, presented before the Minnesota state bar association at its annual meeting, Duluth, Minn., July 19,1911 . 1911. -- Brownlow, L. Less government or more? . 1933. -- Butler, N. M. The changing foundation of government . 1921. -- Butler, N. M. The republican form of government . 1931? -- Cockran, W. B. Speech of Hon. W. Bourke Cockran in reply to to Hon. William J. Bryan . 1896. -- Dickinson, J. The Department of Commerce . 1933? -- Farley, J. A. The case for Franklin D. Roosevelt . 1935. -- Garrett, F. J. How Andrew Jackson applied democratic principles . 1927. -- Gary, M. W. Speech of Gen. M. W. Gary before the tax payers' convention of South Carolina . n.p. -- Griffin, F. R. Religion and politics. An address . before the Democratic women's luncheon club of Philadelphia . n.p. -- Hurt, P. The rise and fall of the "Know nothings" in California . 1930. -- Lanier, A. S. Congress, the Constitution and the Supreme court; an explanation of the federal government under the Constitution . 19--? -- McCaleb, J. F. Why the South opposes "Al" Smith . 1928. -- Perry, A. F. Address on the political situation and the pending election . 1880. -- Phillips, W. Shall women have the right to vote? Address . at Worcester, Mass., 1851 . 1912. -- Ralston, J. H. Study and report for American federation of labor upon judicial control over legislatures as to constitutional questions . 1919. -- Shouse, J. Democracy's victory and opportunity . 1931? -- Smith, M. P. A democratic program. An address . before the Democratic women's luncheon club of Philadelphia . 1926? -- Smith, M. P. What constitutes a liberal democracy? An address . before the Democratic women's luncheon club of Philadelphia . 1925. -- Taft, W. H. The South and the national government . An address delivered at the dinner of the North Carolina society of New York . 1908? -- Toledo, D. . O Brazil e a imprensa . n.d. -- Wells, G. Are we a democracy? . 1927. -- Whig party. National convention, Harrisburg, 1839. -- Proceedings of the Democratic Whig national convention, which assembled at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, on the fourth of December, 1839 . 1839.

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