Minority Victory: Gilded Age Politics and the Front Porch Campaign of 1888 (American Presidential Elections)
Charles W. Calhoun explores Gilded Age politics and the front porch campaign of 1888 in this focused study of American presidential elections. The book provides historical context for understanding campaign practices, political competition, and the character of electoral life in late-nineteenth-century America.
About This Book
Minority Victory examines Gilded Age politics through the American presidential election of 1888.
The book focuses on the front porch campaign, a distinctive feature of electioneering during this period.
Charles W. Calhoun presents a historical study of political strategy and electoral competition in late-nineteenth-century America.
It offers readers interested in presidential elections and political history a focused look at the forces surrounding a consequential campaign.
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