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WORKING AMERICANS V15: POLITICS & POLITICNS (1880-2018)

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<P>This volume showcases individuals working in politics, those that are campaigning to change politics, individuals lobbying to support issues, and even those protesting legislation or the political system. This new volume will engage and enlighten readers on what it means to be involved in politics in the United States.  Each volume in the Working Americans series focuses on a particular type of American and illustrates what life was like for that group from the 1800s to the present time.</P>

Working Americans, vol. 15: Politics & Politicians (1880-2018)

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Table of Contents.
Introduction.
The Public, The Political System and American Democracy.
Congressional Apportionment.
1880&#x2013;1899.
1: 1882: Thomas Yup, Community Leader.
2: 1896: Thomas Snyder, Supreme Court Justice.
1900&#x2013;1919.
3: 1907: Margaret Haley, Advocate &#x0026; Organizer.
4: 1911: Michael Libonatti, Labor Lawyer.
5: 1912: Flora Nance, Suffrage Campaign Organizer.
1920&#x2013;1939.
6: 1921: Martin Shortsberg, Senator.
7: 1924: Benjamin Moses, U.S. Ambassador to Germany.
8: 1929: Sarah Brown, Textile Workers&#x2019; Union Negotiator.
9: 1933: Howard Saxon, Presidential Press Secretary.
1940&#x2013;1959.
10: 1947: Marie Newton, Advocate for Worker Rights.
11: 1953: Elliot Warner, Secretary of Defense.
12: 1957: Meredith Waters, School Board Member.
1960&#x2013;1979.
13: 1961: Herman Abraham Kramer, Chicago Circuit Judge.
14: 1961: Serena Leonard, White House Correspondent.
15: 1970: Pamela Baker, Controversial Professor &#x0026; Activist.
16: 1974: Paul Bianchi, Congressman.
1980&#x2013;1999.
17: 1982: Timothy McGee, City Board Budget Analyst.
18: 1983: Anna Delgado, Anti-Nuclear Weapons Protester.
19: 1985: Maria Kupka, New York City Grant Writer.
20: 1993: Hazeemah Malik, Legislative Aide.
21: 1995: William Jacobs, Presidential Speechwriter.
22: 1997: Matt Aaron, Political Commentator &#x0026; Comedian.
2000&#x2013;2018.
23: 2001: Mary Frankel, White House Aide.
24: 2007: Randolph Lowell, Political Hacker &#x0026; Activist.
25: 2008: David Moser, Presidential Campaign Field Organizer.
26: 2010: James Sorel, Lobbyist.
27: 2012: Bradley Johnson, Presidential Campaign Canvasser.
28: 2015: Beatrice Crawford, Mayor.
29: 2018: Bill Dithers, Political Cartoonist.
Presidential Timeline.
Glossary of Political Terms.
Further Reading.
Index.

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