The life of the parties : a history of American political parties

Abstract

Chapter 1 The American Two-Party System Part 2 From the Founding to the Civil War Chapter 3 Intention of the Founders: A Polity without Parties Chapter 4 The First Parties: Federalists and Republicans Chapter 5 One-Party Hegemony: The Jeffersonians Chapter 6 Formation of Mass Parties: Democrats and Whigs Part 7 The Republican Era Chapter 8 Party Government: The Civil War Republicans Chapter 9 Machine Politics: The Gilded Age Chapter 10 Third-Party Challenge: Populist Uprising Chapter 11 Reaction against Parties: The Progressive Era Chapter 12 The Progressive Legacy, City Machines, and the Solid South Chapter 13 The President as Party Leader: Woodrow Wilson Part 14 The New Deal Era Chapter 15 A Functioning Majority Party: The New Deal Chapter 16 Vehicles of Opposition Chapter 17 Fission of Party Coalitions Chapter 18 Decline of State and Local Machines Chapter 19 Movement Politics: The Republican Hard Right Chapter 20 Reform Politics: Amateur Democrats Part 21 Contemporary Parties Chapter 22 The New Giants: National Party Organizations Chapter 23 State Parties: Seeking New Roles Chapter 24 Local Parties: Getting Along without Patronage Chapter 25 Rebuilding the Parties

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