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Presidency of Rutherford B. Hayes (American Presidency Series) - Tapa dura

Hoogenboom, Ari Arthur

 
9780700603381: Presidency of Rutherford B. Hayes (American Presidency Series)
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ISBN 10: 0700603387 ISBN 13: 9780700603381
Editorial: University Press Of Kansas, 1988

Sinopsis

This interpretation of the Hayes administration contradicts the widely held view that Hayes was an inept politician and an ineffective leader. Hoogenboom argues that it was Hayes's character and personality that set his presidency apart in the Gilded Age. This volume covers all issues, decisions, and developments during the Hayes presidency--from the withdrawal of troops from Louisiana and South Carolina that signalled the end of Reconstruction, through the Great Strike of 1877--the most violent general strike in American history--and the Nez Perce War, to the struggle for civil service reform and the fight to preserve voting rights. Hoogenboom credits Hayes with being a patient reformer, principled but practical, cautious yet courageous. His honesty and decency echoed the pristine values of the early American Republic, while his attempts to rally support by emphasizing issues and policies--rather than by relying on political organization--anticipated the style of twentieth-century presidents.

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Críticas

"Excellent. Summarizes complex topics succinctly and clearly." American Historical Review "Hoogenboom's well-written and judicious accunt of the achievements and vicissitudes of his term is an excellent addition to the historiography of late nineteenth-century U.S. political culture." The Historian "Hoogenboom presents a succinct, sensibly argued, and welcome study of the Hayes years." Journal of Southern History "Particularly engaging is the author's pursuit of Hayes s thoughts about the formidable issues which he confronted. . . Hoogenboom makes extensive use of Hayes s diaries and letters." Civil War History

Reseña del editor

This interpretation of the Hayes administration contradicts the widely held view that Hayes was an inept politician and an ineffective leader. Hoogenboom argues that it was Hayes's character and personality that set his presidency apart in the Gilded Age. This volume covers all issues, decisions, and developments during the Hayes presidency--from the withdrawal of troops from Louisiana and South Carolina that signalled the end of Reconstruction, through the Great Strike of 1877--the most violent general strike in American history--and the Nez Perce War, to the struggle for civil service reform and the fight to preserve voting rights. Hoogenboom credits Hayes with being a patient reformer, principled but practical, cautious yet courageous. His honesty and decency echoed the pristine values of the early American Republic, while his attempts to rally support by emphasizing issues and policies--rather than by relying on political organization--anticipated the style of twentieth-century presidents.

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Editorial
University Press Of Kansas
Año de publicación
1988
Idioma
Inglés
ISBN 10 
0700603387
ISBN 13 
9780700603381
Encuadernación
Tapa dura
Número de páginas
292
Contacto del fabricante
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