Resilient America: Electing Nixon in 1968, Channeling Dissent, and Dividing Government (American Presidential Elections)
Resilient America explores Richard Nixon’s 1968 election, the dissent that defined the era, and the divisions within government that followed. Michael Nelson places this pivotal presidential contest within the broader history of American elections and political conflict.
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Resilient America examines the 1968 election of Richard Nixon and its place in the history of American presidential elections.
Michael Nelson explores how dissent shaped the political atmosphere surrounding the election.
The book also considers the divisions within government that marked this consequential period in American politics.
It offers a focused study of elections, political conflict, and the changing relationship between public dissent and government.
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