The First Modern Clash over Federal Power: Wilson versus Hughes in the Presidential Election of 1916 (American Presidential Elections)
Explores the 1916 presidential race between Wilson and Hughes and the clash over federal authority in American politics.
About This Book
This volume examines the 1916 presidential election between incumbent Woodrow Wilson and Republican challenger Charles Evans Hughes.
It centers on the debate over federal power that shaped the contest and its outcome.
The work draws on the broader context of American presidential elections to frame the issues at stake.
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