Big city boss in depression and war : Mayor Edward J. Kelly of Chicago
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書誌事項
Big city boss in depression and war : Mayor Edward J. Kelly of Chicago
Northern Illinois University Press, 1984
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注記
Revision of thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois
Bibliography: p. [195]-209
Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
The first full-length biography of Edward J. Kelly tells the vivid story of the rough-hewn politician who became one of Chicago's most powerful mayors. With the help of Pat Nash, Mayor Kelly built the Democratic Machine of which Richard J. Daley was to be a chief beneficiary. An enterprising political strategist, Kelly amassed a concentration of political power by drawing traditionally Republican black voters into the Democratic fold, allying the Machine with New Deal policies, and tapping the resources of organized crime.
目次
Table of Contents
Introduction
1 From Axman to City Hall
2 "Out of the Red, Into the Black"
3 Hegemony Denied
4 Kelly, Roosevelt, and the New Deal
5 "Big Red" in Bronzeville
6 An Imperfect World
7 War and Politics
8 End of an Era
9 "You've Gotta Be a Boss!"
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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