The Exemplary Presidency: Franklin D. Roosevelt and the American Political Tradition
The American presidency has fascinated and confounded scholars for over 200 years. Is the institution redefined by each new occupant, or is the presidency merely a cog in the constitutional machine created in 1787? Philip Abbott argues that the presidency can best be viewed as an institution framed by the patterns on American political thought and culture.
GenresRoosevelt, Franklin DPolitical and social viewsPresidentsUnited StatesHistoryPolitics and government
233 pages, 3 editions
English edition · First published 1990 by University of Massachusetts Press · ISBN 9780585082981
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3 editions
English
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- The Exemplary Presidency: Franklin D. Roosevelt and the American Political Tradition · University of Massachusetts Press · 1990 · ISBN 9780870237065
- The Exemplary Presidency: Franklin D. Roosevelt and the American Political Tradition · University of Massachusetts Press · 1990 · ISBN 9780870237096
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