The One-Party Presidential Contest: Adams, Jackson, and 1824's Five-Horse Race (American Presidential Elections)
Donald Ratcliffe examines the remarkable 1824 presidential election, when Adams, Jackson, and three other candidates competed in a one-party contest. Focusing on the dynamics of this five-candidate race, the book illuminates an important moment in the development of American presidential elections and political history.
About This Book
The One-Party Presidential Contest explores the United States presidential election of 1824, a defining episode in the history of American elections.
Donald Ratcliffe examines the contest involving Adams, Jackson, and three other candidates in a race conducted within a single dominant party.
The book places this unusual five-candidate election at the center of the changing American political landscape.
Part of the American Presidential Elections series, this study offers a focused account of a pivotal presidential contest.
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