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The Right to Vote

Alexander Keyssar

A distinguished historian traces the history of American suffrage from an ethnic, gender, religious, and age perspective and documents the expansion and contraction of American democracy through the years, arguing that the primary impetus ...

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The Right to Vote: The Contested History of Democracy in the United States

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The Right to Vote Publisher: Basic Books; Revised Edition

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