UN I VERS I TY OF WI SCONSIN Department of History (Sem. II - 1986-87)
History 901 (The History of the American Political Party System) Mr. Bogue
I APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF AMERICAN POLITICAL PARTIES
Robert R. Alford, "Class Voting in the Anglo-American Political Systems," in Seymour M. Lipsett and Stein Rokkan, PARTY SYSTEMS AND VOTER ALIGNMENTS: AN APPROACH TO COMPARATIVE POLITICS, 67-93.
Gabriel W. Almond, et al., CRISIS, CHOICE AND CHANGE: HISTORICAL STUDIES OF POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT.
*Richard F. Bensel, SECTIONALISM AND AMERICAN POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT, 1880-1980.
Lee Benson, et al., "Toward a Theory of Stability and Change in American Voting Patterns, New York State, 1792-1970," in Joel Silbey, et al, THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN ELECTORAL BEHAVIOR, 78-105.
Lee Benson, "Research Problems in American Political Historiography," in Mirra Komarovsky, COMMON FRONTIERS OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES, 113-83.
Bernard L. Berelson, et al., VOTING: A STUDY OF OPINION FORMATION IN A PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
Allan G. Bogue et al., "Members of the House of Representatives and the Processes of Modernization, 1789-1960," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, LXIII, (September 1976), 275-302.
Cyril E. Black, THE DYNAMICS OF MODERNIZATION
Paul F. Bourke and Donald A. DeBats, "Individuals and Aggregates: A Note on Historical Data and Assumptions," SOCIAL SCIENCE HISTORY (Spring 1980), 229-50.
Paul F. Bourke and Donald A. DeBats, "Identifiable Voting in Nineteenth Century America, Toward a Comparison of Britain and the United States Before the Secret Ballot," PERSPECTIVES IN AMERICAN HISTORY, XI(l977-78), 259-288.
David Brady, "A Reevaluation of Realignments in American Politics," American Political Science Review 79(March 1985), 28-49.
Philip H. Burch, ELITES IN AMERICAN HISTORY, multiple vols.
Walter Dean Burnham, "The Changing Shape of the American Political Universe," AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, LIX (March, 1965), 7-28; and in Swierenga, QUANTIFICATION, 193-225.
Walter Dean Burnham, "Political Immunization and political Confessionalism: The United States and Weimar Germany," JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY (Summer 1972), 1-30.
Walter Dean Burnham, "Periodization Schemes and "party Systems:" The 'System of 1896' as a Case in Point," Social Science History lO(Fall 1986), 263-314. Page 2
*Walter Dean Burnham, CRITICAL ELECTIONS AND THE MAINSPRINGS OF AMERICAN POLITICS.
Walter Dean Burnham "Those High Nineteenth-Century American Voting Turnouts: Fact or Fiction," J00RNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY, 16(Spring 1986), 613-44.
*Jerome M. Clubb and Howard Allen, ELECTORAL CHANGE AND STABILITY IN AMERICAN POLITICAL HISTORY
*Jerome M. Clubb, W. H. Flanigan, Nancy H. Zingale, PARTISAN REALIGNMENT: VOTERS, PARTIES AND GOVERNMENT IN AMERICAN HISTORY.
Walter Dean Burnham, Jerome Clubb, William Flanigan, "Partisan Realignment: A Systemic Perspective in Joel Silbey et al, THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN ELECTORAL BEHAVIOR, 31-44.
Angus Campbell, "Surge and Decline: A Study of Electoral Change," PUBLIC OPINION QUARTERLY, 24 (Fall, 1960).
Angus Campbell, "Voters and Elections: Past and Present," JOURNAL OF POLITICS, 26 (Nov., 1964), 745-57.
Bruce A. Campbell and Richard F. Trilling, REALIGNMENT IN AMERICAN POLITICS: TOWARD A THEORY.
*William N. Chambers and Walter Dean Burnham, THE AMERICAN PARTY SYSTEMS: STAGES OF POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT (appropriate chapters).
Jerome M. Clubb and Santa Traugott, "Partisan Cleavage and Cohesion in the House of Representatives, 1861-1974, JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY, VII (Winter 1977), 375-402.
Joseph Cooper and David W. Brady "Toward a Diachronic Analysis of Congress," AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, 75 (December 1981) 988-1001.
Carl N. Degler, "American Political Parties and the Rise of the City: An Interpretation," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, LI (June, 1964), 41-59.
*John P. Diggins, THE LOST SOUL OF AMERICAN POLITICS: VIRTUE, SELF INTEREST AND THE FOUNDATION OF LIBERALISM.
*Leon D. Epstein, "Political Parties in Western Democratic Systems," in Edward H. Buehrig, ESSAYS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE, 97-130.
Ronald P. Formisano, "Deferential Participant Politics: The Early Republic's Political Culture, 1789-1840," AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, 68 (June 1974), 473-87.
Daniel J. Gans, "Persistence of Party Success in American Presidential Elections," JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY, 16(Autumn 1985), 221-38.
Benjamin Ginsberg, "Critical Elections and the Substance of Party Conflict, 1844-1968," MIDWEST JOURNAL OF POLITICS, XVI (November, 1972), 603-625.
Gerald Ginsburg, "Computing Antebellum Turnout: Methods and Models, "JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY, 16 (Spring 1986), 579-611.
James R. Green, "Behavioralism and Class Analysis, A Review Essay on Methodology and Ideol ogy," LABOR HISTORY, 13 (Winter 1972), 89-106. Page 3
L. Ray Gunn, "The New York State Legislature: A Developmental Perspective: 1774-1846," SOCIAL SCIENCE HISTORY, 4(Summer, 1980), 267-94.
John L. Hammond, THE POLITICS OF BENEVOLENCE: REVIVAL, RELIGION, AND AMERICAN VOTING BEHAVIOR.
*Samuel P. Hays, AMERICAN POLITICAL HISTORY AS SOCIAL ANALYSIS.
*M.J. Heale, THE PRESIDENTIAL QUEST: CANDIDATES AND IMAGES IN AMERICAN POLITICAL CULTURE, 1787-1852.
*William B. Hesseltine, "Regions, Classes and Sections in American History," in Richard N. Current (Ed.), SECTIONS AND POLITICS: SELECTED ESSAYS BY WILLIAM B. HESSELTINE.
Samuel P. Huntington, "Paradigms of American Politics: Beyond the One, the Two and the Many," POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, LXXXIX(l974), 1-26.
Richard Jensen, "The Changing Shape of Burnham's Political Universe; SOCIAL SCIENCE HISTORY, lO(Fall 1986), 209-220.
*Robert Kelley, THE CULTURAL PATTERN IN AMERICAN POLITICS: THE FIRST CENTURY
V.O. Key, Jr., "A Theory of Critical Elections," JOURNAL OF POLITICS, XXI (May, 1959), 198-210.
Michael R. King and Lester G. Seligman, "Critical Elections, Congressional Recruitment, and Public Policy," in Heinz Eulau and Moshe M. Czudnowski, ELITE RECRUITMENT IN DEMOCRATIC POLITIES.
*Paul Kleppner, WHO VOTED? THE DYNAMICS OF ELECTORAL TURNOUT, 1870-1980.
Paul Kleppner, (ed. ), THE EVOLUTION OF THE AMERICAN ELECTORAL SYSTEMS
J. Morgan Kousser, "Restoring Politics to Political History," JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY, 12(Spring 1982), 569-95.
Aileen S. Kraditor, "American Radical Historians and their Heritage," PAST AND PRESENT, 56(1972), 136-55.
*PaulS. Lazarsfeld, et al., THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE
Theodore J. Lowi, THE END OF LIBERALISM: THE SECOND REPUBLIC OF THE UNITED STATES.
Roy C. Macridis, POLITICAL PARTIES: CONTEMPORARY TRENDS AND IDEAS, 9-74.
John F. Manley, "Nee-Pluralism: A Class Analysis of Pluralism I and Pluralism II," AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, 77 (1983), 368-73.
Richard L. McCormick, "The Realignment Synthesis in American History," JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY, XIII (Summer 1982), 85-105.
Richard L. McCormick (ed) POLITICAL PARTIES AND THE MODERN STATE
Gerald Pomper, "Classification of Presidential Elections," JOURNAL OF POLITICS, XXIX (August, 1967), 535 - 566. Page 4
*Barrington Moore, SOCIAL ORIGINS OF DICTATORSHIP AND DEMOCRACY: LORD AND PEASANT IN THE MAKING OF THE MODERN WORLD.
John R. Owens and Edward C. Olson, "Economic Fluctuations and Congressional Elections," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, 24(Aug. 1980), 469-493.
Richard L. McCormick, "Ethno-Cultural Interpretations of American Voting Behavior," POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, 89 (June 1974), 351-77.
Richard L. McCormick, "The Realignment Synthesis in American History," JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY, 13(Summer 1982), 85-106.
Stein Rokkan, "The Structuring of Mass Politics in the Smaller European Democracies: A Developmental Typology," COMPARATIVE STUDIES IN SOCIETY AND HISTORY, 10(1967-1968), 173-210.
Austin Ranney, "The Concept of 'Party'", in Oliver Garceau, POLITICAL RESEARCH AND POLITICAL THEORY.
Austin Ranney, CURING THE MISCHIEFS OF FACTION: PARTY REFORM IN AMERICA Joel H. Silbey, et al., THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN ELECTORAL BEHAVIOR. *Joel Silbey and Samuel McSeveney, VOTERS, PARTIES AND ELECTIONS
James C. Scott, "Corruption, Machine Politics, and Political Change," AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, LXIII (December, 1969), pp. 1142-58.
Charles G. Sellers, "The Equilibrium Cycle in Two-Party Politics," PUBLIC OPINION QUARTERLY, XXIX (Spring, 1965), 16-38.
*James L. Sundquist, DYNAMICS OF THE PARTY SYSTEM: ALIGNMENT AND REALIGNMENT OF POLITICAL PARTIES IN THE UNITED STATES.
James L. Sundquist, "Whither the American Party System- Revisited," POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY 98(Winter, 1983-84), 573-93.
Leslie Wharton, POLITY AND THE PUBLIC GOOD: CONFLICTING THEORIES OF REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT.
*Sean Wilentz, CHANTS DEMOCRATIC: NEW YORK CITY AND THE RISE OF THE AMERICAN WORKING CLASS, 1788-1850.
*Howard Zinn, THE POLITICS OF HISTORY.
II EIGHTEENTH CENTURY BACKGROUND
*Charles A. Beard, AN ECONOMIC INTERPRETATION OF THE CONSTITUTION.
Steven R. Boyd, THE POLITICS OF OPPOSITION: ANTIFEDERAL ISTS AND THE ACCEPTANCE OF THE CONSTITUTION.
*Edward Countryman, A PEOPLE IN REVOLUTION: THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AND POLITICAL SOCIETY IN NEW YORK, 1760-1790.
*Van Beck Hall, POLITICS WITHOUT PARTIES: MASSACHUSETTS, 1780-1791. Page 5
Richard D. Brown, "The Founding Fathers of 1776 and 1787: A Collective View," WILLIAM AND MARY QUARTERLY, 3rd ser. XXXIII (1976), 465-480.
Robert E. Brown, CHARLES BEARD AND THE CONSTITUTION.
Robert J. Dinkin, VOTING IN REVOLUTIONARY AMERICA: A STUDY OF ELECTIONS IN THE ORGINAL THIRTEEN STATES, 1776-1789.
*E. James Ferguson, PARTY POLITICS IN THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS.
Owen S. Ireland, "The Ethnic-Religious Dimensions of Pennsylvania Politics, 1778-1779," WILLIAM AND MARY QUARTERLY, 30 (January 1973), 423-48.
*Richard Hofstadter, THE IDEA OF A PARTY SYSTEM: THE RISE OF LEGITIMATE OPPOSITION IN THE UNITED STATES, 1780-1840, 1-39.
*Forrest McDonald, WE THE PEOPLE: THE ECONOMIC ORIGINS OF THE CONSTITUTION.
*Jackson Turner Main, POLITICAL PARTIES BEFORE THE CONSTITUTION.
*Jackson Turner Main, THE ANTIFEDERALISTS: CRITICS OF THE CONSTITUTION, 1781-1788.
*Roy F. Nichols, THE INVENTION OF THE AMERICAN POLITICAL PARTIES: A STUDY OF POLITICAL IMPROVISATION, 62-214.
PeterS. Onuf, THE ORIGINS OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC: JURISDICTIONAL CONTROVERSIES IN THE UNITED STATES, 1775-1787.
Carl E. Prince, THE FEDERALISTS AND THE ORIGINS OF THE UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE.
*Jack N. Rakove, THE BEGINNINGS OF NATIONAL POLITICS: AN INTERPRETIVE HISTORY OF THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS
Norman K. Risjord, THE EARLY AMERICAN PARTY SYSTEM, 2-22.
*Norman K. Risjord, CHESAPEAKE POLITICS, 1781-1800.
Norman K. Risjord, and Gordon DenBoer, "The Evolution of Political Parties in Virginia, 1782-1800," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, LX (March 1974), 961-984.
Robert Zemsky, MERCHANTS, FARMERS, AND RIVER GODS: AN ESSAY ON EIGHTEENTH CENTURY AMERICAN POLITICS.
*John Zvesper, POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY AND RHETORIC: A STUDY OF THE ORIGINS OF AMERICAN PARTY POLITICS.
III FEDERALIST DOMINANCE AND INSTITUTIONAL ORIGINS
*Joyce Appleby, CAPITALISM AND A NEW SOCIAL ORDER: THE REPUBLICAN VISION OF THE 1790's.
*Rudolph M. Bell, PARTY AND FACTION IN AMERICAN POLITICS: THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, 1789-1801. Page 6
David A. Bohmer, "The Maryland Electorate and the Concept of a Party System in the Early National Period," in Joel Silbey, et al.,*HISTORY OF AMERICAN ELECTORAL BEHAVIOR, 146-73.
*James H. Broussard, THE SOUTHERN FEDERALISTS, 1800-1816.
William N. Chambers, POLITICAL PARTIES IN A NEW NATION.
*Joseph Charles, THE ORIGINS OF THE AMERICAN PARTY SYSTEM.
*Noble Cunningham, THE JEFFERSONIAN REPUBLICANS: THE FORMATION OF PARTY ORGANIZATION, 1789-1801.
*Manning E. Dauer, THE ADAMS FEDERALISTS.
*Ronald P. Formisano, THE TRANSFORMATION OF POLITICAL CULTURE: MASSACHUSETTS PARTIES, 1790s-1840s.
Paul Goodman, "The First American Party System" in Chambers and Burnham, AMERICAN PARTY SYSTEMS.
John F. Hoadley, "The Emergence of Political Parties in Congress, 1789-1803," AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, 74 (1980), 757-779.
*Richard Hofstadter, THE IDEA OF A PARTY SYSTEM, 40-121.
Ralph Ketcham, PRESIDENTS ABOVE PARTY: THE FIRST AMERICAN PRESIDENCY, 1789-1829.
Orin G. Libby, "Political Factions in Wahington's administration" QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA, 3(July, 1913), 293-318.
William E. Nelson, THE ROOTS OF AMERICAN BUREAUCRACY.
Roy F. Nichols, THE INVENTION OF THE AMERICAN POLITICAL PARTIES, 62-214.
Norman K. Risjord, "The Virginia Federalists," JOURNAL OF SOUTHERN HISTORY, XXXIII (Nov. 1967), 486-517.
*Lisle A. Rose, PROLOGUE TO DEMOCRACY: THE FEDERALISTS IN THE SOUTH, 1789-1800.
Mary P. Ryan, "Party Formation in the United States Congress, 1789 to 1796: A Quantitative Analysis," WILLIAM AND MARY QUARTERLY, XXVIII (Oct. 1971), 523-542.
IV THE REPUBLICAN ERA
Harry Ammon, "The Formation of the Republican Party in Virginia, 1789-1796," JOURNAL OF SOUTHERN HISTORY, XIX (Aug., 1953), 283-310.
James M. Broussard, "Party and Partisanship in American Legislatures, The South Atlantic States, 1800-1812," JOURNAL OF SOUTHERN HISTORY, XLII (February 1977), 39-59.
*James Banner, TO THE HARTFORD CONVENTION.
*Lance Banning, The JEFFERSONIAN PERSUASION: EVOLUTION OF A PARTY IDEOLOGY Page 7
Roger Brown, THE REPUBLIC IN PERIL: 1812. *Noble E. Cunningham, THE JEFFERSONIAN REPUBLICANS IN POWER: PARTY OPERATIONS, 1801-1809.
Noble E. Cunningham, THE PROGRESS OF GOVERNMENT UNDER JEFFERSON.
*George Dangerfield, THE ERA OF GOOD FEELING.
*David H. Fischer, THE REVOLUTION OF AMERICAN CONSERVATISM.
Ralph V. Harlow, THE HISTORY OF LEGISLATIVE METHODS IN THE PERIOD BEFORE 1825.
Ronald L. Hatzenbuehler and Robert L. Ivie, CONGRESS DECLARES WAR.
Richard Hofstadter, THE IDEA OF A PARTY SYSTEM, 122-271.
Robert M. Johnstone, JEFFERSON AND THE PRESIDENCY: LEADERSHIP IN THE YOUNG REPUBLIC.
*Daniel P. Jordan, POLITICAL LEADERSHIP IN JEFFERSON'S VIRGINIA
Alvin Kass, POLITICS IN NEW YORK STATE, 1800-1830.
*Shaw Livermore, THE TWILIGHT OF FEDERALISM, 1815-1830.
*Drew R. McCoy, THE ELUSIVE REPUBLIC: POLITICAL ECONOMY IN JEFFERSONIAN AMERICA
Roy F. Nichols, THE INVENTION OF THE AMERICAN POLITICAL PARTIES, 215-78.
*Norman K. Risjord, THE OLD REPUBLICANS: SOUTHERN CONSERVATISM IN THE AGE OF JEFFERSON.
Charles S. Sydnor, "The One-Party Period of American History," AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW, LI (April, 1946), 439-451.
Harry K. Tincom, THE REPUBLICANS AND FEDERALISTS IN PENNSYLVANIA, 1790-1801: A STUDY IN NATIONAL STIMULUS AND LOCAL RESPONSE
Michael Wallace, "Changing Concepts of Party in the United States: New York, 1815-1828, AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW, 74(1968), 453-91.
*James S. young, THE WASHINGTON COMMUNITY, 1800-1828.
v DEVELOPMENT OF THE SECOND PARTY SYSTEM
*Lee Benson, THE CONCEPT OF JACKSONIAN DEMOCRACY: NEW YORK AS A TEST CASE.
*Amy Beth Bridges, A CITY IN THE REPUBLIC: ANTEBELLUM NEW YORK AND THE ORIGINS OF MACHINE POLITICS.
Amy Beth Bridges, "Another Look at Plutocracy and Politics in Antebellum New York City," POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, 97(Spring 1982), 57-71. Page 8
Richard H. Brown, "The Missouri Crisis, Slavery and the Politics of Jacksonianism." SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY, LXV (Winter, 1966) 55-72.
Thomas Brown, POLITICS AND STATESMANSHIP: ESSAYS ON THE AMERICAN WHIG PARTY
William N. Chambers and Philip C. Davis, "Party Competition, and Mass Participation: The Case of the Democratizing Party System, 1824-1852," in Silbey et al., HISTORY OF AMERICAN ELECTORAL BEHAVIOR, 174-97.
James S. Chase, EMERGENCE OF THE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATING CONVENTIONS, 1789-1832.
*Donald B. Cole, JACKSONIAN DEMOCRACY IN NEW HAMPSHIRE, 1800-1851.
Donald B. Cole, MARTIN VAN BUREN AND THE AMERICAN POLITICAL SYSTEM
Rodney 0. Davis, "Partisanship in Jacksonian State Politics: Party Divisions in the Illinois Legislature, 1834-1841," in Robert P. Swierenga, QUANTIFICATION IN AMERICAN HISTORY: THEORY AND RESEARCH, 149-62.
William J. Cooper, THE SOUTH AND THE POLITICS OF SLAVERY, 1828-1856.
Herbert Ershkowitz and William G. Shade, "Consensus or Conflict? Political Behavior in the State Legislatures during the Jacksonian Era," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, LVIII (December, 1971), 591-621.
Daniel Feller, THE PUBLIC LANDS IN JACKSONIAN POLITICS
Ronald P. Formisano, THE BIRTH OF MASS POLITICAL PARTIES: MICHIGAN 1827-1861.
Ronald P. Formisano, "Political Character, Antipartyism, and the Second Party System," AMERICAN QUARTERLY, 21 (Winter 1969), 683-709.
Ronald P. Formisano, "Toward a Reorientation of Jacksonian Politics: A Review of the Literature, 1959-1975" JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, 62 (1975), 42-65.
Ronald P. Formisano, "A Case Study of Party Formation: Michigan, 1835," MID-AMERICA, 50 (April, 1968), 83-107.
*Dixon Ryan Fox, THE DECLINE OF ARISTOCRACY IN THE POLITICS OF NEW YORK
Frank 0. Gatell, "Money and Party in Jacksonian America: A Quantitative Look at New York City's Men of Quality," POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY (June, 1967), 235-252.
Perry Goldman, "Political Virtue in the Age of Jackson, "POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, 87(1972), 46-62.
*Kermit L. Hall, THE POLITICS OF JUSTICE: LOWER FEDERAL JUDICIAL SELECTION AND THE SECOND PARTY SYSTEM, 1829- 61.
John L. Hammond, "Revival Religion and Anti-Slavery Politics," AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW, 39 (April 1974), 175-86.
*Richard Hofstadter, THE AMERICAN POLITICAL TRADITION, 45-67.
Walter Hugins, JACKSONIAN DEMOCRACY AND THE WORKING CLASS. Page 9
Douglas W. Jaenicke, "The Jacksonian Integration of Parties into the Constitutional System," POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, 101(1986), 85-108.
Kathleen Smith Katolowski "Antimasonry Reexamined: The Social Bas ~ s of the Grass-Roots Party." JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, 7l(September 1984), 269-93.
Richard B. Latner, "A New Look at Jacksonian Politics," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, LXI (March 1975), 943-969.
Michael Lebowitz, "The Jacksonians: Paradox Lost?" in Barton J. Bernstein, ed., *TOWARDS A NEW PAST: DISSENTING ESSAYS IN AMERICAN HISTORY, 65-89.
Peter Levine, "State Legislative Parties in the Jacksonian Era: New Jersey, 1829-1844," Journal of American History, LXII (December 1975), 591-608.
*Peter Levine, THE BEHAVIOR OF STATE LEGISLATIVE PARTIES IN THE JACKSONIAN ERA, NEW JERSEY, 1829-1844.
Lynn Marshall, "The Strange Stillbirth of the Whig Party," AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW, 72 (1967), 445-68.
*Richard P. McCormick, THE SECOND AMERICAN PARTY SYSTEM: PARTY FORMATION IN THE JACKSONIAN ERA.
Richard P. McCormick, "Suffrage Classes and Party Alignments: A Study in Voter Behavior," MISSISSIPPI VALLEY HISTORICAL REVIEW (Dec. 1959), 397-410.
Richard P. McCormick, "New Perspectives on Jacksonian Politics," AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW (Jan. 1960), 288-301.
John M. McFaul, "Expediency vs. Morality, Jacksonian Politics and Slavery," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, 62(1975), 24-39.
*Marvin Meyers, THE JACKSONIAN PERSUASION.
Roy F. Nichols, THE INVENTION OF THE AMERICAN POLITICAL PARTIES, 279-381.
*Edward Pessen, RICHES, CLASS, AND POWER BEFORE THE CIVIL WAR.
Donald J. Ratcliffe, "The Role of Voters and Issues in Party Formation, Ohio, 1824" JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, LIX (March 1973), 847-870.
Edward Pessen, JACKSONIAN AMERICA: SOCIETY, PERSONALITY, AND POLITICS, 154-351.
Leonard Richards, "The Jacksonian's and Slavery" in Perry and Fellman, ANTISLAVERY RECONSIDERED 99-118.
*Whitman H. Ridgway, COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP IN MARYLAND, 1790-1840. Page 10
Charles G. Sellers, "Who Were the Southern Whigs?" AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW, 59(1954), 335-46.
William G. Shade, BANKS OR NO BANKS: THE MONEY ISSUE IN WESTERN POLITICS, 1832-1865.
*Joanna Nicol Shields, THE LINE OF DUTY: MAVERICK CONGRESSMEN AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF AMERICAN POLITICAL CULTURE, 1836-1860.
*Frederick Jackson Turner, THE UNITED STATES, 1830-1850: THE NATION AND ITS SECTIONS.
Glyndon Van Deusen, "Some Aspects of Whig Thought and Theory in the Jacksonian Period," AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW (Jan. 1958), 305-22.
William P. Vaughn, THE ANTI MASONIC PARTY IN THE UNITED STATES, 1826-1843.
*Daniel Howe Walker, THE POLITICAL CULTURE OF THE AMERICAN WHIGS.
Sean Wilentz, "On Class and Politics in Jacksonian America," in Kutler and Katz, THE PROMISE OF AMERICAN HISTORY, 45-63.
VI
DIVISION, WAR AND RECONSTRUCTION
*Thomas B. Alexander, SECTIONAL STRESS AND PARTY STRENGTH: A STUDY OF ROLL CALL VOTING PATTERNS IN THE UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, 1836-1860.
Thomas B. Alexander and Richard E. Beringer, THE ANATOMY OF THE CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
Jean H. Baker, THE POLITICS OF CONTINUITY: MARYLAND POLITICS FROM 1858 to 1870.
*Jean H. Baker, AFFAIRS OF PARTY: THE POLITICAL CULTURE OF NORTHERN DEMOCRATS IN THE MID NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Dale Baum, "know Nothingism and the Republican Majority in Massachusetts, The Political Realignment of the 1850s," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, LXIV (1978) 959-986.
*Dale Baum, THE CIVIL WAR PARTY SYSTEM: THE CASE OF MASSACHUSETTS, 848-1876.
*Howard K. Beale, THE CRITICAL YEAR.
*Herman Belz, RECONSTRUCTING THE UNION.
Herman Belz,A NEW BIRTH OF FREEDOM: THE REPUBLICAN PARTY AND FREEDMEN'S RIGHTS, 1861 to 1866.
*Herman Belz, EMANCIPATION AND EQUAL RIGHTS: POLITICS AND CONSTITUTIONALISM IN THE CIVIL WAR ERA.
*Michael Les Benedict, A COMPROMISE OF PRINCIPLE: CONGRESSIONAL REPUBLICANS AND RECONSTRUCTION, 1963-1969.
Michael Les Benedict, "Southern Democrats in the Crisis of 1876-77: A Reconsideration of Reunion and Reaction," JOURNAL OF SOUTHERN HISTORY 46(1980): 489-524. Page 11
Lee Benson, TOWARD THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF HISTORY.
Paul H. Bergeron, ANTEBELLUM POLITICS IN TENNESSEE
Eugene Berwanger, THE WEST AND RECONSTRUCTION.
Geoffrey Blodgett, "The Mugwump Reputation, 1870 to the Present," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, 66 (Mar. 1980) 867-87.
*Allan G. Bogue, THE EARNEST MEN: REPUBLICANS OF THE CIVIL WAR SENATE
Hendrik K. Booraem, FORMATION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN NEW YORK: POLITICS AND CONSCIENCE IN THE ANTEBELLUM NORTH.
Frederick J. Blue, THE FREE SOlLERS: THIRD PARTY POLITICS, 1848-1854.
*William R. Brock, "Reconstruction and the American Party System," in G. Fredrickson, ed., A NATION DIVIDED.
Cox, J. H. and LaWanda, "Negro Suffrage and Republican Politics: The Problem of Motivation in Reconstruction Historiography, JOURNAL OF SOUTHERN HISTORY, 33 (Aug. 1967), 303-30.
Bruce Collins, "The Ideology of the Antebellum Northern Democrats," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN STUDIES, 11(1977), 103-21.
*Cox, Lawanda and J. H., POLITICS, PRINCIPLE, AND PREJUDICE, 1865-1866: DILEMMA OF RECONSTRUCTION AMERICA
Christopher Dell, LINCOLN AND THE WAR DEMOCRATS: THE GRAND EROSION OF CONSERVATIVE TRADITION.
David Donald, "Toward a Reconsideration of Abolitionists," in LINCOLN RECONSIDERED: ESSAYS ON THE CIVIL WAR ERA, 19-36.
*David Donald, THE POLITICS OF RECONSTRUCTION, 1863-1867.
Robert R. Dykstra and Harlan Hahn, "Northern Voters and Negro Suffrage: . The Case of Iowa, 1868," PUBLIC OPINION QUARTERLY, 32 (Summer 1968), 205-12.
William J. Evitts, A MATTER OF ALLEGIANCES: MARYLAND FROM 1850 to 1861.
*Don E. Fehrenbacher, THE DRED SCOTT CASE: ITS SIGNIFICANCE IN AMERICAN LAW AND POLITICS
Phyllis Field, THE POLITICS OF RACE IN NEW YORK: THE STRUGGLE FOR BLACK SUFFRAGE IN THE CIVILWAR ERA.
*Eric Foner, FREE SOIL, FREE LABOR, FREE MEN: THE IDEOLOGY OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY BEFORE THE CIVIL WAR.
Eric Foner, "The Causes of the American Civil War: Recent Interpretations and New Directions," in Swierenga, BEYOND THE CIVIL WAR SYNTHESIS
*Ronald P. Formisano, THE BIRTH OF MASS POLITICAL PARTIES: MICHIGAN, 1827-1861. Page 12
Ronald P. Formisano, "Communication," CIVIL WAR HISTORY, 21(1975), 185-90.
Edward L. Gambill, CONSERVATIVE ORDEAL: NORTHERN DEMOCRATS AND RECONSTRUCTION, 1865-1868.
Larry Gara, "Who Was an Abolitionist?" in Martin Duberman, THE ANTISLAVERY VANGUARD: NEW ESSAYS ON THE ABOLITIONISTS, 32-51.
William E. Gienapp, "Nativism and the Creation of a Republican Majority in the North before the Civil War," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, 72(December 1985), 529-59.
*William Gillette, RETREAT FROM RECONSTRUCTION, 1869-1879.
Stephen L. Hansen, THE MAKING OF THE THIRD PARTY SYSTEM: VOTERS AND PARTIES IN ILLINOIS 1850-1876.
Thomas Holt, BLACK OVER WHITE: NEGRO POLITICAL LEADERSHIP IN SOUTH CAROLINA DURING RECONSTRUCTION.
*Michael F. Holt, FORGING A MAJORITY: THE FORMATION OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN PITTSBURGH, 1848-1860.
*Michael F. Holt, THE POLITICAL CRISIS OF THE 1850's.
Michael P. Johnson, TOWARD A PATRIARCHAL REPUBLIC: THE SECESSION OF GEORGIA.
Alan M. Kraut, CRUSADERS AND COMPROMISERS: ESSAYS ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE ANTISLAVERY STRUGGLE TO THE ANTEBELLUM PARTY SYSTEM.
Thomas W. Kremm, "Cleveland and the First Lincoln Election: The Ethnic Response to Nativism," JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY, 8(1977), 69-86.
Marc W. Kruman, PARTIES AND POLITICS IN NORTH CAROLINA, 1836-1865.
Peyton McCrary et al, "Class and Party in the Secession Crisis: Voting Behavior in the Deep South, 1856-1861," JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY, VIII ( 1978), 429-458.
Glenn M. Linden, "'Radicals' and Economic Policies: The House of Representa tives, 1861-1873," CIVIL WAR HISTORY, XIII (March, 1967), 51-65; see also James A. Rawley, LINCOLN AND CIVIL WAR POLITICS, 53-67.
*Glenn M. Linden, POLITICS OR PRINCIPLE: CONGRESSIONAL VOTING ON THE CIVIL WAR AMENDMENTS AND PRO-NEGRO MEASURES, 1838-1869.
Jack P. Maddex, THE VIRGINIA CONSERVATIVES, 1867-79: A STUDY IN RECONSTRUCTION POLITICS.
Stephen E. Maizlish and John I Kushma, ESSAYS ON AMERICAN ANTEBELLUM POLITICS
Stephen E. Maizlish, THE TRIUMPH OF SECTIONALISM: THE TRANSFORMATION OF OHIO POLITICS, 1844-1856.
John Mayfield, REHEARSAL FOR REPUBLICANISM: FREE SOIL AND THE POLITICS OF SLAVERY Page l3
Eric L. McKitrick, "Party Politics and the Union and Confederate War Efforts," in Chambers and Burnham, AMERICAN PARTY SYSTEMS, 117-51.
Carl H. Moneyhon, REPUBLICANISM IN RECONSTRUCTION TEXAS.
*James C. Mohr, RADICAL REPUBLICANS IN THE NORTH: STATE POLITICS DURING RECONSTRUCTION.
James C. Mohr, THE RADICAL REPUBLICANS AND REFORM IN NEW YORK.
David Montgomery, BEYOND EQUALITY: LABOR AND THE RADICAL REPUBLICANS.
Jerome Mushkat, THE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW YORK DEMOCRACY, 1861-1874.
*Roy F. Nichols, THE DISRUPTION OF AMERICAN DEMOCRACY.
Otto H. Holsen, RECONSTRUCTION AND REDEMPTION IN THE SOUTH .
Allan Peskin, "Was There a Compromise of 1877?" JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, LX (June 1973), 63-75.
Lewis Perry and Michael Fellman, ANTISLAVERY RECONSIDERED: NEW PERSPECTIVES ON THE ABOLITIONISTS.
*Keith I. Polakoff, THE POLITICS OF INERTIA: THE ELECTIONS OF 1876 AND THE END OF RECONSTRUCTION.
David M. Potter, THE IMPENDING CRISIS, 1848-1861.
Patrick Riddleberger, 1866, THE CRITICAL YEAR REVISITED.
John M. Rozett, "Racism and Republican Emergence in Illinois, 1848-1860: A Re-Evaluation of Republican Negrophobia," CIVIL WAR HISTORY, 22 (June 1976), 101-15.
*Terry L. Seip, THE SOUTH RETURNS TO CONGRESS: MEN, ECONOMIC MEASURES, AND INTER SECTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS, 1868-1879.
*Richard H. Sewell, BALLOTS FOR FREEDOM: ANTI-SLAVERY POLITICS IN THE UNITED STATES, 1837-1860.
Ray M. Shortridge, "The Voter Realignment in the Midwest during the 1850's," AMERICAN POLITICS QUARTERLY, 4 (April 1976), 193-222.
*Joel Silbey, THE SHRINE OF PARTY: CONGRESSIONAL VOTING BEHAVIOR,l841-1852.
*Joel Silbey, A RESPECTABLE MINORITY: THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN THE CIVIL WAR ERA 1860-1868.
*Joel Silbey, THE PARTISAN IMPERATIVE: THE DYNAMICS OF AMERICAN POLITICS BEFORE THE CIVIL WAR.
Arnold M. Shankman, THE PENNSYLVANIA ANTIWAR MOVEMENT, 1861-1865. Page 14
Robert A. Skotheim, "A Note on Historical Method: David Donald's 'Toward a Reconsideration of Abolitionists'", JOURNAL OF SOUTHERN HISTORY (Aug. 1959) 356-65.
*Gerald Sorin, THE NEW YORK ABOLITIONISTS: A CASE STUDY OF POLITICAL RADICALISM.
Kevin Sweeney, "Rum, Romanism, Representation, and Reform: Coalition Politics in Massachusetts, 1847-1853," CIVIL WAR HISTORY, XXII (1976), 116-137.
*Robert P. Swierenga, BEYOND THE CIVIL WAR SYNTHESIS: POLITICAL ESSAYS OF THE CIVIL WAR ERA.
*Kenneth M. Stampp and Leon Litwack, RECONSTRUCTION, AN ANTHOLOGY OF REVISIONIST WRITINGS (selections).
Mark W. Summers, RAILROADS, RECONSTRUCTION, AND THE GOSPEL OF PROSPERITY: AID UNDER THE RADICAL REPUBLICANS, 1865-1877.
*Allen W. Trelease, WHITE TERR~R: TME KU· KLUX KLAN CONSPIRACY AND SOUTHERN RECONSTRUCTION.
*J. Mills Thornton, POLITICS AND POWER IN A SLAVE SOCIETY: ALABAMA, 1800-1860.
Hanes Walton, BLACK REPUBLICANS: THE POLITICS OF THE BLACK AND TANS.
*T. Harry Williams, LINCOLN AND THE RADICALS.
Kenneth J. Winkle, A SOCIAL ANALYSIS OF VOTER TURNOUT IN OHIO, 1850-1880.
Ralph A. Wooster, THE SECESSION CONVENTIONS OF THE SOUTH.
Ralph A. Wooster, "The Secession of the Lower South: An Examination of Changing Interpretations," CIVIL WAR HISTORY, VII (June, 1961), 117-27.
*Ralph A. Wooster, THE PEOPLE IN POWER: COURTHOUSE AND STATEHOUSE IN THE LOWER SOUTH, 1850-1860.
Hugh Wubben, CIVIL WAR IOWA AND THE COPPERHEAD MOVEMENT.
VII THE LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY
*Eric Anderson, RAGE AND POLITICS IN NORTH CAROLINA, 1872-1901: THE BLACK SECOND.
*Peter H. Argersinger, POPULISM AND POLITICS: WILLIAM ALFRED PEFFER AND THE PEOPLES PARTY.
Peter H. Argersinger, "New Perspectives on Election Fraud in the Gilded Age," POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, lOO(Winter, 1985-86), 669-87.
Peter H. Argersinger, "Ideology and Behavior: Legislative Politics and Western Populism," mimeo.
Donna A. Barnes, FARMERS IN REBELLION: THE RISE AND FALL OF THE SOUTHERN FARMERS ALLIANCE AND PEOPLES' PARTY IN TEXAS. Page 15
*Karel D. Bicha, WESTERN POPULISM: STUDIES IN AN AMBIVALENT CONSERVATISM.
Geoffrey Blodgett, "The Mugwump Reputation, 1870 to the ·Present." JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, 66 (1980) 867-87.
Ballard C. Campbell, "Ethnicity and the 1893 Wisconsin Assembly," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, LXII (June 1975), 74-94.
*Ballard C. Campbell, REPRESENTATIVE DEMOCRACY: PUBLIC POLICY AND MIDWESTERN LEGISLATURES IN THE LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
*Robert W. Cherny, POPULISM, PROGRESSIVISM, AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF NEBRASKA POLITICS, 1885-1915.
*0. Gene Clanton, KANSAS POPULISM: IDEAS AND MEN.
Gary W. Cox and J. Morgan Kousser, "Turnout and Rural Corruption: New York as a Test Case," AMERICAN JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE, 25 (Nov. 1981) 646-63.
*Richard 0. Curry, ed., RADICALISM, RACISM, AND PARTY REALIGNMENT: THE BORDER STATES DURING RECONSTRUCTION.
Robert R. Dykstra and Harlan Hahn, "Northern Voters and Negro Suffrage: The Case of Iowa, 1868," PUBLIC OPINION QUARTERLY, XXXII (Summer, 1968), 202-15 and in Swierenga, QUANTIFICATION, 226-238.
*Lawrence Goodwyn, DEMOCRATIC PROMISE: THE POPULIST MOMENT IN AMERICA.
Lawrence Grossman, THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY AND THE NEGRO: NORTHERN AND NATIONAL POLITICS, 1868- 1892.
Stephen Hahn, THE ROOTS OF SOUTHERN POPULISM: YEOMAN FARMERS AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE GEORGIA UPCOUNTRY 1850-1890.
*Carl V. Harris, POLITICAL POWER IN BIRMINGHAM, 1871-1921.
*John D. Hicks, THE POPULIST REVOLT: A HISTORY OF THE FARMERS' ALLIANCE AND THE PEOPLE'S PARTY.
Robert B. Highsaw, EDWARD DOUGLAS WHITE: DEFENDER OF THE CONSERVATIVE FAITH.
*Melvyn Hammarberg, THE INDIANA VOTER: THE HISTORICAL DYNAMICS OF PARTY ALLEGIANCE DURING THE 1870s.
*David C. Hammack, POWER AND SOCIETY: GREATER NEW YORK AT THE TURN OF THE CENTU RY.
*Richard Hofstadter, THE AGE OF REFORM: FROM BRYAN TO F.D.R., 3-130.
*Richard Jensen, THE WINNING OF THE MIDWEST: SOCIAL AND POLITICAL CONFLICT, 1888- 1896.
James A. Kehl, BOSS RULE IN THE GILDED AGE: MATT QUAY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Morton Keller, AFFAIRS OF STATE: PUBLIC LIFE IN LATE NINETEENTH CENTURY AMERICA. Page 16
*J. Morgan Kousser, THE SHAPING OF SOUTHERN POLITICS: SUFFRAGE RESTRICTION AND THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE ONE PARTY SOUTH, 1880-1910.
J. Morgan Kousser and James M. McPherson, REGION, RACE, AND RECONSTRUCTION: ESSAYS IN HONOR OF C. VANN WOODWARD.
*Paul Kleppner, THE CROSS OF CULTURE: A SOCIAL ANALYSIS OF MIDWESTERN POLITICS, 1850-1900.
*Paul Kleppner, THE THIRD ELECTORAL SYSTEM, 1853-1892: PARTIES, VOTERS AND POLITICAL CULTURES.
Frederick C. Luebke, IMMIGRANTS AND POLITICS: THE GERMANS OF NEBRASKA, 1880-1900.
Richard L. McCormick, FROM REALIGNMENT TO REFORM: POLITICAL CHANGES IN NEW YORK STATE, 1893-1910.
Michael E. McGerr, THE DECLINE OF POPULAR POLITICS, THE AMERICAN NORTH, 1865-1928.
Gerald W. McFarland, "The New York Mugwumps of 1884: A Profile," POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, (March, 1963), 40-65.
*Robert C. McMath, POPULIST VANGUARD: A HISTORY OF THE SOUTHERN FARMERS' ALLIANCE.
*Robert D. Marcus, GRAND OLD PARTY: POLITICAL STRUCTURE IN THE GILDED AGE 1880-1896.
*Samuel C. McSeveney, THE POLITICS OF DEPRESSION: POLITICAL BEHAVIOR IN THE NORTHEAST, 1893-1896.
*Horace S. Merrill, BOURBON DEMOCRACY OF THE MIDDLE WEST, 1865-1896.
George H. Miller, RAILROADS AND THE GRANGER LAWS.
*H. Wayne Morgan, FROM HAYES TO MCKINLEY: NATIONAL PARTY POLITICS, 1877-1896.
David P. Nord, NEWSPAPERS AND NEW POLITICS: MIDWESTERN MUNICIPAL REFORM, 1890-1900.
*Stanley B. Parsons, THE POPULIST CONTEXT: RURAL VERSUS URBAN POWER ON A GREAT PLAINS FRONTIER.
Stanley B. Parsons, et al, "The Role of Cooperatives in the Development of the Movement Culture of Populism," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, 69 (March 1983), 866-85.
J. Richard Pipes, "Party Realignment and Congressional Change: Issue Dimensions and Priorities in the U.S. House of Representatives, 1871-1893," AMERICAN POLITICS QU~RT P. RLY, ll(October 1983), 459-96.
*Norman Pollack, THE POPULIST RESPONSE TO INDUSTRIAL AMERICA.
Norman Pollack, Handlin, Unger and Hollingsworth, "Populist Session at the Southern Historical Assoc. Meeting Little Rock," AGRICULTURAL HISTORY, 39 (April, 1965), 59-85.
*David J. Rothman, POLITICS AND POWER: THE UNITED STATES SENATE, 1869-1901. Page 17
Jerrold G. Rusk, "The Effect of the Australian Ballot Reform on Split Ticket Voting, 1876-1908" AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, LXIV (1970), 1220-1238.
Jerrold G. Rusk and J. J. Stucker, "The Effect of the Southern System of Election Laws on Voting Participation: A Reply to V.O. Key Jr." in Silbey et al, *HISTORY OF AMERICAN ELECTORAL BEHAVIOR, 198-252.
*Samuel McSeveney, THE POLITICS OF DEPRESSION: POLITICAL BEHAVIOR IN THE NORTHWEST, 1893-1896.
William G. Shade, et al., "Partisanship in the United States Senate: 1869-1901," JOURNAL OF INTERDISCIPLINARY HISTORY, IV (Autumn, 1973), 185-206.
Martin Shefter, "The Electoral Foundations of the Political Machine, New York City, 1884-1897," in Silbey et al., HISTORY OF AMERICAN ELECTORAL BEHAVIOR, 263-98.
*Frank Tariello, THE RECONSTRUCTION OF AMERICAN POLITICAL IDEOLOGY, 1865-1917.
*David P. Thelen, THE NEW CITIZENSHIP: ORIGINS OF PROGRESSIVISM IN WISCONSIN, 1885-1900.
James Turner, "Understanding the Populists," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, 67 (1980), 354-73.
*Irwin Unger, THE GREENBACK ERA: A SOCIAL AND POLITICAL HISTORY OF AMERICAN FINANCE, 1865-1879.
*Allen Weinstein, PRELUDE TO POPULISM: ORIGINS OF THE SILVER ISSUE, 1867-1878.
*William A. Williams, THE ROOTS OF THE MODERN AMERICAN EMPIRE: A STUDY OF THE GROWTH AND SHAPING OF SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESS IN A MARKET-PLACE SOCIETY.
*C. Vann Woodward, THE ORIGINS OF THE NEW SOUTH.
James E. Wright, "The Ethnocultural Model of Voting," In Bogue, EMERGING THEORETICAL MODELS IN AMERICAN HISTORY, (AMERICAN BEHAVIORAL SCIENTIST, May-June, 1973).
R. Hal Williams, YEARS OF DECISION: AMERICAN POLITICS IN THE 1890s.
*James E. Wright, THE POLITICS OF POPULISM: DISSENT IN COLORADO.
*Roger E. Wyman, "Wisconsin Ethnic Groups and the Election of 1890," WISCONSIN MAGAZINE OF HISTORY, LI (Summer, 1968), 269-93; and in Swierenga, QUANTIFICATION, 239-266.
VIII THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY
*Richard M. Abrams, CONSERVATISM IN A PROGRESSIVE ERA: MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS, 1900-1912.
Howard W. Allen and Jerome Clubb, "Collective Biography and the Progressives: A Review Essay," SOCIAL SCIENCE HISTORY I (Summer 1977), 518-534.
Howard W. Allen, et al., "Political Reform and Negro Rights in the Senate, 1909- 1915," JOURNAL OF SOUTHERN HISTORY, XXXVII (November, 1971), 191-212. Page 18
Howard W. Allen, POINDEXTER OF WASHINGTON: A STUDY IN PROGRESSIVE POLITICS:
*John M. Allswang, BOSSES, MACHINES AND URBAN VOTERS.
Kristi Andersen, THE CREATION OF A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY, 1928-1936.
David W. Brady and Joseph Cooper, "Institutional Context and Leadership Style: The House from Cannon to Rayburn," AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, 75(June 1981), 411-25.
*John D. Buenker, URBAN LIBERALISM AND PROGRESSIVE REFORM.
John D. Buenker, J.C. Burnham, R.M. Cruden, PROGRESSIVISM
David W. Brady and Philip Althoff, "Party Voting in the U.S. House of Representatives, 1890-1910: Elements of a Responsible Party System," JOURNAL OF POLITICS,36 (1974), 753-75.
*David Burner, THE POLITICS OF PROVINCIALISM: THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN TRANSITION, 1918-1932.
Paul D. Casdorph, REPUBLICANS, NEGROES, AND PROGRESSIVES IN THE SOUTH, 1912-1916.
Michael H. Frisch, "Urban Theorists, Urban Reformers, and American Political Culture in the Progressive Period," POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, 97(Summer 1982), 295-311.
Millard L. Gieske, MINNESOTA FARMER-LABORISM: THE THIRD PARTY ALTERNATIVE.
*Dewey W. Grantham, SOUTHERN PROGRESSIVISM: THE RECONCILIATION OF PROGRESS AND TRADITION.
Lewis Gould, REFORM AND REGULATION: AMERICAN POLITICS, 1900-1916.
*Sheldon Hackney, POPULISM TO PROGRESSIVISM IN ALABAMA.
Samuel P. Hays, "The Politics of Reform in Municipal Government in the Progressive Era," PACIFIC NORTHWEST QUARTERLY, 55 (Oct. 1964), 157-69.
Samuel P. Hays, "Political Parties and the Community-Society Continuum" in Chambers and Burnham, AMERICAN PARTY SYSTEMS, 152-81.
Richard Hofstadter, THE AGE OF REFORM, 131-328.
James S. Holt, CONGRESSIONAL INSURGENTS AND THE PARTY SYSTEM.
J. Joseph Huthmacher, "Urban Liberalism and the Age of Reform" MISSISSIPPI VALLEY HISTORICAL REVIEW, XLIX (September, 1962), 231-41.
*J. Joseph Huthmacher, MASSACHUSETTS PEOPLE AND POLITICS, 1919-1933.
William T. Kerr, Jr., "The Progressives of Washington, 1910-12," PACIFIC NORTHWEST QUARTERLY, (Jan. 1964), 55, 16-27.
*Don S. Kirschner, CITY AND COUNTRY: RURAL RESPONSES TO URBANIZATION IN THE 1920's. Page 19
*William Leuchtenberg, THE PERILS OF PROSPERITY: 1914-1932.
Herbert F. Margulies, THE DECLINE OF THE PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT IN WISCONSIN, 1890-1920.
Richard L. McCormick, "The Discovery that Business Corrupts Politics: A Reappraisal of the Origins of Progressivism," AMERICAN HISTORICAL REVIEW 86 (April 1981), 247-74.
*Richard L. McCormick, FROM REALIGNMENT TO REFORM: POLITICAL CHANGE IN NEW YORK STATE, 1893-1910.
Eileen L. McDonagh and H. Douglas Price, "Woman Suffrage in the Progressive Era: Patterns of Opposition and Support in Referenda Voting, 1910-1918" AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, 79(June 1985), 415-36.
H.S. Merrill and M.G. Merrill, THE REPUBLICAN COMMAND, 1897-1913.
*George Mowry, THE CALIFORNIA PROGRESSIVES.
Robert K. Murray, THE POLITICS OF NORMALCY: GOVERNMENTAL THEORY AND PRACTICE IN THE HARDING COOLIDGE ERA.
*M. P. Ragin and J. L. Shover, POLITICAL CHANGE IN CALIFORNIA: CRITICAL ELECTIONS AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS, 1890-1966.
Jerrold C. Rusk, "The Effect of the Australian Ballot Reform on Split Ticket Voting: 1876-1908," AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, LXIV (December, 1970), 1220-1238.
Jerrold G. Rusk and John J. Stucker, "The Effect of the Southern System of Election Laws on Voting Participation: A Reply to V.O. Key," in Joel Silbey et al . , THE HISTORY OF AMERICAN ELECTORAL BEHAVIOR, 198-250.
David A. Shannon, THE SOCIALIST PARTY OF AMERICA: A HISTORY.
Martin Shefter, "Regional Receptivity to Reform: The Legacy of the Progressive Era" POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, 98 (Fall 1983), 454-83.
Ruth C. Silva, RUM, RELIGION AND VOTES: 1928 RE-EXAMINED.
Jon C. Teaford, "New Life for an Old Subject: Investigating the Structure of Urban Rule," AMERICAN QUARTERLY, 37 (1985, Bibliography), 411-25.
David P. Thelen, "Social Tensions and the Origins of Progressivism," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY (September, 1969), 323-41.
*David P. Thelen, THE NEW CITIZENSHIP.
Joel A. Tarr, A STUDY IN BOSS POLITICS: WILLIAM LORIMER OF CHICAGO.
*Philip R. Vandermeer, THE HOOSIER POLITICIAN: OFFICE HOLDING AND POLITICAL CULTURE IN INDIANA, 1896-1920. Page 20
IX ETHNICITY AND RELIGIOUS DETERMINANTS IN TWENTIETH CENTURY POLITICS
John M. Allswang, "The Chicago Negro Voter and the Democratic Consensus: A Case Study, 1918-1936," JOURNAL OF THE ILLINOIS STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY, LX (Summer, 1967), 145-75.
John M. Allswang, A HOUSE FOR ALL PEOPLES: ETHNIC POLITICS IN CHICAGO, 1890-1936.
Elmer E. Cornwell, Jr., "Party Absorption of Ethnic Groups: The Case of Providence,Rhode Island," SOCIAL FORCES, XXXVIII (March, 1960), 205-10.
Lawrence H. Fuchs, ed., AMERICAN ETHNIC POLITICS.
Rita W. Gordon, "The Change in the Political Alignment of Chicago's Negroes During the New Deal," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, LVI (December 1969), 584-603.
Arthur Gorenstein, "A Portrait of Ethnic Politics: The Socialists and the 1908 and 1910 Congressional Elections on the East Side," PUBLICATIONS OF THE AMERICAN JEWISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY, L (March, 1961), 202-38.
Arnold R. Hirsch, MAKING THE SECOND GHETTO: RACE AND HOUSING IN CHICAGO, 1940-1960.
Gerhard Lenski, THE RELIGIOUS FACTOR: A SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY OF RELIGION'S IMPACT ON POLITICS, ECONOMICS, AND FAMILY LIFE.
Paul Lewinson, RACE, CLASS AND PARTY: A HISTORY OF NEGRO SUFFRAGE AND WHITE POLITICS IN THE SOUTH.
Seymour M. Lipsett, "Religion and Politics in the American Past and Present," in Robert Lee and Martin E. Marty, RELIGION AND SOCIAL CONFLICT, 69-126.
Samuel Lubell, THE FUTURE OF AMERICAN POLITICS.
Donald R. Matthews and James W. Protho, NEGROES AND THE NEW SOUTHERN POLITICS.
Murray S. Stedman, Jr., RELIGION AND POLITICS IN AMERICA.
Nancy J. Weiss, FAREWELL TO THE PARTY OF LINCOLN: BLACK POLITICS IN THE AGE OF FOR.
Joel Williamson, THE CRUCIBLE OF RACE: BLACK-WHITE RELATIONS IN THE AMERICAN SOUTH SINCE EMANCIPATION.
X SOME RECENT TRENDS
John Allswang, THE NEW DEAL AND AMERICAN POLITICS: A STUDY IN POLITICAL CHANGE.
*Numan V. Bartley, SOUTHERN POLITICS AND THE SECOND RECONSTRUCTION.
*Monroe Lee Billington, THE POLITICAL SOUTH IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. Page 21
Earl Black and Merle Black, "The Demographic Basis of Wallace Support in Alabama," AMERICAN POLITICS QUARTERLY, L (July, 1973), 279-304.
Donald R. Brand, "Corporatism, the NRA, and the Oil Industry," POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY 98(Spring 1983), 99 - 118.
James MacGregor Burns, THE LION AND THE FOX.
Steven M. Buechler, THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE WOMAN SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT: THE CASE OF ILLINOIS.
*Angus Campbell, et al., THE AMERICAN VOTER: AN ABRIDGEMENT.
*Milton Cantor, THE DIVIDED LEFT: AMERICAN RADICALISM, 1900-1975.
*Clayborne, Carson, IN STRUGGLE: SNCC AND THE BLACK AWAKENING OF THE 1960s.
Nancy F. Cott, "Feminist Politics in the 1920s: The National Woman's Party," JOURNAL OF AMERICAN HISTORY, 71 (June 1984), 43-68.
*Lyle W. Dorset, FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT AND THE CITY BOSSES.
Thomas R. Dunlap, DDT: SCIENTISTS, CITIZENS AND PUBLIC POLICY.
Robert R. Dykstra and David R. Reynolds, "in Search of Wisconsin Progressivism, 1904-1952: A Test of the Rogin Scenario," in Silbey et al., HISTORY OF AMERICAN ELECTORAL BEHAVIOR, 299-326.
Lowell K. Dyson, RED HARVEST: THE COMMUNIST PARTY AND AMERICAN FARMERS.
Ronald L. Feinman, TWILIGHT OF PROGRESSIVISM: THE WESTERN REPUBLICAN SENATORS AND THE NEW DEAL.
*Charles Garrett, THE LA GUARDIA YEARS, MACHINE AND REFORM POLITICS IN NEW YORK CITY.
*Michael Foley, THE NEW SENATE: LIBERAL INFLUENCE ON A CONSERVATIVE INSTITUTION.
Jo Freeman, "The Political Culture of Democrats and Republicans," POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, 101 (1986), 327-56.
Robert A. Garson, THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY AND THE POLITICS OF SECTIONALISM, 1941-1948.
*Alonzo M. Hamby, BEYOND THE NEW DEAL: HARRY S. TRUMAN AND AMERICAN LIBERALISM.
*Richard Hofstadter, THE PARANOID STYLE IN AMERICA ON POLITICS AND OTHER ESSAYS, 3-141.
*Joan Hoff-Wilson, RITES OF PASSAGE: THE PAST AND FUTURE OF THE ERA.
*Doris Kearns, LYNDON JOHNSON AND THE AMERICAN DREAM.
Everett C. Ladd and Charles D. Hadley, TRANSFORMATIONS OF THE AMERICAN PARTY SYSTEM: POLITICAL COALITIONS FROM THE NEW DEAL TO THE 1970s. Page 22
Robert S. Erikson and Kent L. Tedin, "The 1928-1936 Partisan Realignment: The Case for the Conversion Hypothesis," AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, 75(1981) 951-621.
*V.O, Key, Jr. and Milton C. Cummings, Jr., THE RESPONSIBLE ELECTORATE: RATIONALITY IN PRESIDENTIAL VOTING, 1936-1960.
Jonathan M. Kolkey, THE NEW RIGHT.
Alexander P. Lamis, THE TWO PARTY SOUTH.
James C. Larew, A PARTY REBORN, THE DEMOCRATS OF IOWA, 1950-1974.
*Allan Lichtman, PREJUDICE AND THE OLD POLITICS: THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 1928.
Seymour M. Lipsett, "The Sources of the Radical Right" and "Three Decades of the Radical Right: Coughlinites, McCarthyites, and Birchers," in Daniel Bell, THE RADICAL RIGHT, 307-446.
Allen J. Matusow, THE UNRAVELLING OF AMERICA: A HISTORY OF LIBERALISM IN THE 1960s.
Seymour M. Lipsett and Earl Rabb, THE POLITICS OF UNREASON: RIGHT WING EXTREMISM IN AMERICA, 1790-1970.
Sidney M. Milkis, "Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Transcendence of Partisan Politics," POLITICAL SCIENCE QUARTERLY, lOO(Fall 1985), 479-504.
Bruce Miroff, PRAGMATIC ILLUSIONS: THE PRESIDENTIAL POLITICS OF JOHN F. KENNEDY.
Richard Lowitt, THE NEW DEAL AND THE WEST.
*Ronald A. Mulder, THE INSURGENT PROGRESSIVES AND THE NEW DEAL.
William T. Murphy Jr. and Henry Bien, "Youthlash and the 1970 Elections," AMERICAN POLITICS QUARTERLY, 1 (January, 1973), 73-92.
Carole Nichols, VOTES AND MORE FOR WOMEN: SUFFRAGE AND AFTER IN CONNECTICUT.
Norman Nie, and K. Andersen, "Mass Belief Systems Revisited: Political Change and Attitude Structure, JOURNAL OF POLITICS, 36 (August 1974), 540-91.
Norman Nie et al, THE CHANGING AMERICAN VOTER.
*Michael O'Brien, MCCARTHY AND MCCARTHYISM IN WISCONSIN.
Herbert S. Parmet, THE DEMOCRATS: THE YEARS AFTER F.D.R.
Benjamin I. Page, CHOICES AND ECHOES IN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS: RATIONAL MAN AND ELECTORAL DEMOCRACY.
*James T. Patterson, CONGRESSIONAL CONSERVATISM AND THE NEW DEAL.
John R. Petrocik, PARTY COALITIONS: REALIGNMENT AND THE DECLINE OF THE NEW DEAL PARTY SYSTEM.
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