Democratic presidential campaign of 1928 in Alabama.

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Democratic presidential campaign of 1928 in Alabama.

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Research material used by Hugh D. Reagan in his doctoral dissertation, "The Presidential Campaign of 1928 in Alabama," including typescripts of affidavits (1928) accounting campaign contributions and expenditures of political parties in Alabama; and microfilm of correspondence (1928) between Franklin D. Roosevelt and Alabama Democrats about the campaign.

1 reel microfilm.

Auburn University.

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Auburn University.

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