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- The Frank Church Papers
- An Analysis of the Campaign to Recall Idaho Senator Frank Church Redacted for Privacy Abstract Approved: Mark Moore
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- The Works Progress ^Administration in Pennsylvania, 1935 to 1940
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- A History of US Trade Policy
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- The Frank Church Papers
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- Making Wilderness Work: Frank Church and the American Wilderness Movement Author(S): Sara Dant Source: Pacific Historical Review, Vol
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- The United States, Latin America, and the League of Nations During the Republican Ascendancy
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- The Meaning of the Seventeenth Amendment and a Century of State Defiance
- Senator William E. Borah's Dry Campaign : Its Effect on the Presidential Election of 1928 Emily White Zehmer
- The Myth of American Isolationism
- A Feuding House: an Examination of the Causes and Effects of the Decline of Bipartisanship in the United States Congress Aaron Jackson Horner Gardner-Webb University
- Radicals and Immigrants: Senator William H. King's Response to Nativism, 1917-1924