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Published by: Grey House Publishing Inc
Published: Feb. 1, 2009 - 500 Pages
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AbstractBeginning with Frederick Muhlenberg in 1789 and stretching to Nancy Pelosi, the first female Speaker of the House, this new reference work provides unique coverage of this important political position. Presiding over the House of Representatives and second the United States presidential line of succession, this position has particular influence over US politics.
- Thoughtfully-written Biographies of each of the 52 Speakers of the House, all with photos
- Several full-length Essays, each covering an interesting and thought-provoking topic pertinent to the formation, history and current events surrounding the Speaker
- Primary Documents, for added sources of research, include important articles, resignation letters, speeches and letter
- Several helpful Appendices: Years Served in Congress before Becoming Speaker, Speakers & Party Control of the Presidency, Dates of Election & States Represented, Speaker Firsts
- Chronology of Elections and Important Events
- Comprehensive Bibliography
- Cumulative Index
This new resource brings together a wealth of information on individual Speakers, the history of the position and its changing role in US politics. This resource will be a valuable addition to public libraries, high schools, university libraries along with history and political science collections.
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