1948

A history of the presidential campaign of 1948, explaining how Harry Truman managed to snatch what seemed to be a sure victory from his opponent, New York governor Thomas Dewey; and examines the impact of Henry Wallace's left-wing Progressive Party, and Strom Thurmond's right-wing States' Rights Party on the election.

An examination of the 1948 presidential election that describes political affairs during the time and discusses Harry S. Truman's upset victory and its causes.

The author, a speech writer for Harry Truman during the 1948 presidential race, discusses his participation in the whistle stop campaign and his efforts to push Truman's program in the Senate after the election; and provides a portrait of Truman, presenting him as an energetic, honest, humble man with a firm belief in America.

Examines the 1948 presidential campaign, the political climate, the media involvement and how Harry Truman won.

Chronicles the presidential election of 1948 and presents primary documents from Harry S. Truman's administration.