The Election of 1912 and the Administration of Woodrow Wilson

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Format: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2003-02-01
Publisher(s): Mason Crest
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Summary

Only two candidates played a significant role in the four-way presidential campaign of 1912. The unusual thing about this was that neither of the two was the incumbent president, William Howard Taft. In 1908 Taft had been elected president with the support of Theodore Roosevelt; however, by 1912 the two men had broken, dividing the Republican Party. The liberal governor of New Jersey, Thomas Woodrow Wilson, was the Democratic Party's choice, while Roosevelt campaigned as the candidate of the Progressive, or Bull Moose, Party. In The Election of 1912 and the Administration of Woodrow Wilson, noted historian and Wilson biographer August Heekscher provides an overview of this crucial election. Book jacket.

Table of Contents

Introduction 6(17)
Arthur M. Schlesinger jr.
The Election of 1912
17(15)
August Heckscher
Facts at a Glance
32(5)
The New Nationalism
37(10)
Taft Accepts the Nomination
47(18)
Progressive Party Platform of 1912
65(8)
Debs's Speech to the Socialist Party
73(8)
Wilson's Inaugural Address
81(6)
Declaration of Neutrality
87(4)
Wilson's Warning Messages to Germany
91(8)
Wilson's Second Inaugural Address
99(6)
Wilson's War Message
105(10)
The Fourteen Points
115(6)
Constitutional Amendments
121(1)
Further Reading 122(2)
Index 124

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