The Democratic Party

In this seminal study of the Democratic Party in late 19th century America, Walter W. Spooner traces the history and evolution of the party from its origins in the Jeffersonian republicanism to its contemporary position as a bastion of progressive reforms. With incisive analysis of the party's key leaders and moments, and a thorough examination of its ideology and agenda, this book provides a comprehensive overview of the Democratic Party's role in shaping American politics and society.
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