Class and party : voting behavior in the late antebellum south /

This study of southern presidential voting patterns from 1828 to 1860 and secession balloting in early 1861 provides the political historian with a new window to political behavior in the region. It accounts for varying levels of voter turnout from election to election, the subsequent movement of pr...

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Main Author:	Baker, Robin Edward
Other Authors:	Beaumont, Roger A. (degree committee member.), Buenger, Walter L. (degree committee member.), Hall, Claude H. (degree committee member.), Krammer, Arnold P. (degree committee member.), Picou, J. Steven (degree committee member.)
Format:	Thesis Book
Language:	English
Published:	1989.
Subjects:	1775-1865 Elections > Southern States > History. Presidents > United States > Election. Voting research > Southern States. Major history. Elections. Politics and government Presidents > Election. Voting research. Southern States > Politics and government > 1775-1865. Southern States. United States. Academic theses History.
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