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catalog abstract "This is a greatly expanded and now illustrated second edition of a "Best Reference Book of the Year" (1984) acclaimed by the American Library Association. It provides detailed biographies of the 95 United States major party and significant third-party nominees who were never elected president or vice president in the 53 quadrennial elections from 1788/89 through 1996. New to this fully updated edition are biographies of nominees since 1984 as well as 41 historic third-tier candidates who received at least 2 percent of the popular vote or 5 percent of the electoral votes - and portraits or photographs of every single nominee.".
catalog contributor b10545314.
catalog coverage "United States Politics and government.".
catalog created "c1998.".
catalog date "1998".
catalog date "c1998.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c1998.".
catalog description "1788-1789. No Party Affiliations. John Jay. Robert Harrison. John Rutledge. John Hancock -- 1792. Anti-Federalist. George Clinton -- 1796. Democratic-Republican. Thomas Jefferson. Federalist. Thomas Pinckney. Democratic-Republican. Aaron Burr. Samuel Adams. Federalist. Oliver Ellsworth -- 1800. Federalist. John Adam. Charles C. Pinckney -- 1804. Federalist. Charles C. Pinckney. Rufus King -- 1808. Federalist. Charles C. Pinckney. Rufus King -- 1812. Federalist. DeWitt Clinton. Jared Ingersoll. Democratic-Republican. John Langdon -- 1816. Federalist. Rufus King. John E. Howard -- 1820. (Election summary -- no losing candidates) -- 1824. Democratic-Republican. Andrew Jackson. William H. Crawford. Henry Clay. William Lowndes. John C. Calhoun. Nathan Sanford. Nathaniel Macon. Albert Gallatin -- 1828. National Republican. John Quincy Adams. Richard Rush -- ".
catalog description "1832. National Republican. Henry Clay. John Sergeant. Anti-Masonic Party. William Wirt. Amos Ellmaker. Democratic-Republican. William Wilkins -- 1836. Whig. William Henry Harrison. Hugh White. John Tyler. Whig. Daniel Webster. John McLean. Francis Granger. Philip P. Barbour. Democratic. William Smith -- 1840. Democratic. Martin Van Buren. Richard M. Johnson -- 1844. Whig. Henry Clay. Theodore Frelinghuysen. Democratic. Silas Wright. Liberty. James G. Birney. Thomas Morris -- 1848. Democratic. Lewis Cass. William O. Butler. Free-Soil. Martin Van Buren. Charles Francis Adams -- 1852. Whig. Winfield Scott. William A. Graham. Free-Soil. John Hale. George Washington Julian -- 1856. Republican. John Charles Fremont. William L. Dayton. American and Whig. Millard Fillmore. Andrew Jackson Donelson -- 1860. Democratic. Stephen A. Douglas. Benjamin Fitzpatrick. Herchell V. Johnson. National Democratic. John C. Breckinridge. Joseph Lane. Constitutional Union. John Bell. Edward Everett -- ".
catalog description "1861. (Summary -- presidential elections of Confederate States of America) -- 1864. Democratic. George B. McClellan. George H. Pendleton -- 1868. Democratic. Horatio Seymour. Francis P. Blair, Jr. -- 1872. Liberal Republican/Democratic. Horace Greeley. B. Gratz Brown. Thomas A. Hendricks -- 1876. Democratic. Samuel J. Tilden. Thomas A. Hendricks -- 1880. Democratic. Winfield Scott Hancock. William H. English. Greenback. James B. Weaver. B.J. Chambers -- 1884. Republican. James G. Blaine. John A. Logan -- 1888. Democratic. Grover Cleveland. Allen G. Thurman. Prohibition. Clinton Fisk. John A. Brooks -- 1892. Republican. Benjamin Harrison. Whitelaw Reid. Populist. James B. Weaver. James G. Field. Prohibition. John Bidwell. James Cranfill -- 1896. Democratic. William Jennings Bryan [also Populist]. Arthur Sewall. Populist. Thomas E. Watson -- 1900. Democratic. William Jennings Bryan. Adlai Stevenson -- ".
catalog description "1904. Democratic. Alton B. Parker. Henry G. Davis. Socialist. Eugene Debs. Benjamin Hanford -- 1908. Democratic. William Jennings Bryan. John W. Kern. Socialist. Eugene Deb. Benjamin Hanford -- 1912. Progressive. Theodore Roosevelt. Hiram Johnson. Republican. William Howard Taft. James S. Sherman. Nicholas M. Butler. Socialist. Eugene Debs. Emil Seidel -- 1916. Republican. Charles Evans Hughes. Charles W. Fairbanks. Socialist. Allan Benson. George Kirkpatrick -- 1920. Democratic. James M. Cox. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Socialist. Eugene Debs. Seymour Stedman -- 1924. Democratic. John W. Davis. Charles W. Bryan. Progressive. Robert M. La Follette. Burton K. Wheeler. Republican. Frank Lowden -- 1928. Democratic. Alfred E. Smith. Joseph T. Robinson -- 1932. Republican. Herbert Hoover. Charles Curtis. Socialist. Norman Thomas. James Maurer -- 1936. Republican. Alfred M. Landon. Frank Knox. Union. William Lemke. Thomas C. O'Brien -- 1940. Republican. Wendell Willkie. Charles L. McNary -- ".
catalog description "1944. Republican. Thomas E. Dewey. John W. Bricker -- 1948. Republican. Thomas E. Dewey. Earl Warren. States' Rights. Strom Thurmond. Fielding Wright. Progressive. Henry A. Wallace. Glen H. Taylor. (Special mention). Harold E. Stassen -- 1952. Democratic. Adlai Stevenson. John J. Sparkman -- 1956. Democratic. Adlai Stevenson. Estes Kefauver -- 1960. Republican. Richard M. Nixon. Henry Cabot Lodge -- 1964. Republican. Barry Goldwater. William E. Miller -- 1968. Democratic. Hubert H. Humphrey. Edmund Muskie. American Independent. George Wallace. Marvin Griffin. Curtis LeMay -- 1972. Democratic. George McGovern. Thomas Eagleton. Sargent Shriver -- 1976. Republican. Gerald Ford. Robert J. Dole -- 1980. Democratic. Jimmy Carter. Walter Mondale. National Unity. John B. Anderson. Patrick Lucey -- 1984. Democratic. Walter Mondale. Geraldine Ferraro -- 1988. Democratic. Michael Dukakis. Lloyd Bentsen -- 1992. Republican. George Bush. Dan Quayle. United We Stand. Ross Perot. James Stockdale -- ".
catalog description "1996. Republican. Robert J. Dole. Jack Kemp. Reform. Ross Perot. Pat Choate -- Prospects for Success as President -- The Also-Rans -- Prospects for Success as President -- The Running Mates -- The Presidents Ranked. (Schlesinger Poll 1948). (Schlesinger Poll 1962). (Chicago Tribune Poll 1982). (Murray Poll 1983). (Siena Institute Poll 1995). (McDougall Ranking 1997).".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 805-806) and index.".
catalog description "This is a greatly expanded and now illustrated second edition of a "Best Reference Book of the Year" (1984) acclaimed by the American Library Association. It provides detailed biographies of the 95 United States major party and significant third-party nominees who were never elected president or vice president in the 53 quadrennial elections from 1788/89 through 1996. New to this fully updated edition are biographies of nominees since 1984 as well as 41 historic third-tier candidates who received at least 2 percent of the popular vote or 5 percent of the electoral votes - and portraits or photographs of every single nominee.".
catalog extent "xviii, 830 p. :".
catalog hasFormat "Presidential also-rans and running mates, 1788 through 1996.".
catalog identifier "0786403101 (hardcover/casebound)".
catalog isFormatOf "Presidential also-rans and running mates, 1788 through 1996.".
catalog issued "1998".
catalog issued "c1998.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Jefferson, NC : McFarland & Co.,".
catalog relation "Presidential also-rans and running mates, 1788 through 1996.".
catalog spatial "United States Politics and government.".
catalog spatial "United States".
catalog subject "324.973 21".
catalog subject "E175.1 .S695 1998".
catalog subject "Presidential candidates United States Biography.".
catalog subject "Presidents United States Election History.".
catalog subject "Vice-Presidential candidates United States Biography.".
catalog subject "Vice-Presidents United States Election History.".
catalog tableOfContents "1788-1789. No Party Affiliations. John Jay. Robert Harrison. John Rutledge. John Hancock -- 1792. Anti-Federalist. George Clinton -- 1796. Democratic-Republican. Thomas Jefferson. Federalist. Thomas Pinckney. Democratic-Republican. Aaron Burr. Samuel Adams. Federalist. Oliver Ellsworth -- 1800. Federalist. John Adam. Charles C. Pinckney -- 1804. Federalist. Charles C. Pinckney. Rufus King -- 1808. Federalist. Charles C. Pinckney. Rufus King -- 1812. Federalist. DeWitt Clinton. Jared Ingersoll. Democratic-Republican. John Langdon -- 1816. Federalist. Rufus King. John E. Howard -- 1820. (Election summary -- no losing candidates) -- 1824. Democratic-Republican. Andrew Jackson. William H. Crawford. Henry Clay. William Lowndes. John C. Calhoun. Nathan Sanford. Nathaniel Macon. Albert Gallatin -- 1828. National Republican. John Quincy Adams. Richard Rush -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "1832. National Republican. Henry Clay. John Sergeant. Anti-Masonic Party. William Wirt. Amos Ellmaker. Democratic-Republican. William Wilkins -- 1836. Whig. William Henry Harrison. Hugh White. John Tyler. Whig. Daniel Webster. John McLean. Francis Granger. Philip P. Barbour. Democratic. William Smith -- 1840. Democratic. Martin Van Buren. Richard M. Johnson -- 1844. Whig. Henry Clay. Theodore Frelinghuysen. Democratic. Silas Wright. Liberty. James G. Birney. Thomas Morris -- 1848. Democratic. Lewis Cass. William O. Butler. Free-Soil. Martin Van Buren. Charles Francis Adams -- 1852. Whig. Winfield Scott. William A. Graham. Free-Soil. John Hale. George Washington Julian -- 1856. Republican. John Charles Fremont. William L. Dayton. American and Whig. Millard Fillmore. Andrew Jackson Donelson -- 1860. Democratic. Stephen A. Douglas. Benjamin Fitzpatrick. Herchell V. Johnson. National Democratic. John C. Breckinridge. Joseph Lane. Constitutional Union. John Bell. Edward Everett -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "1861. (Summary -- presidential elections of Confederate States of America) -- 1864. Democratic. George B. McClellan. George H. Pendleton -- 1868. Democratic. Horatio Seymour. Francis P. Blair, Jr. -- 1872. Liberal Republican/Democratic. Horace Greeley. B. Gratz Brown. Thomas A. Hendricks -- 1876. Democratic. Samuel J. Tilden. Thomas A. Hendricks -- 1880. Democratic. Winfield Scott Hancock. William H. English. Greenback. James B. Weaver. B.J. Chambers -- 1884. Republican. James G. Blaine. John A. Logan -- 1888. Democratic. Grover Cleveland. Allen G. Thurman. Prohibition. Clinton Fisk. John A. Brooks -- 1892. Republican. Benjamin Harrison. Whitelaw Reid. Populist. James B. Weaver. James G. Field. Prohibition. John Bidwell. James Cranfill -- 1896. Democratic. William Jennings Bryan [also Populist]. Arthur Sewall. Populist. Thomas E. Watson -- 1900. Democratic. William Jennings Bryan. Adlai Stevenson -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "1904. Democratic. Alton B. Parker. Henry G. Davis. Socialist. Eugene Debs. Benjamin Hanford -- 1908. Democratic. William Jennings Bryan. John W. Kern. Socialist. Eugene Deb. Benjamin Hanford -- 1912. Progressive. Theodore Roosevelt. Hiram Johnson. Republican. William Howard Taft. James S. Sherman. Nicholas M. Butler. Socialist. Eugene Debs. Emil Seidel -- 1916. Republican. Charles Evans Hughes. Charles W. Fairbanks. Socialist. Allan Benson. George Kirkpatrick -- 1920. Democratic. James M. Cox. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Socialist. Eugene Debs. Seymour Stedman -- 1924. Democratic. John W. Davis. Charles W. Bryan. Progressive. Robert M. La Follette. Burton K. Wheeler. Republican. Frank Lowden -- 1928. Democratic. Alfred E. Smith. Joseph T. Robinson -- 1932. Republican. Herbert Hoover. Charles Curtis. Socialist. Norman Thomas. James Maurer -- 1936. Republican. Alfred M. Landon. Frank Knox. Union. William Lemke. Thomas C. O'Brien -- 1940. Republican. Wendell Willkie. Charles L. McNary -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "1944. Republican. Thomas E. Dewey. John W. Bricker -- 1948. Republican. Thomas E. Dewey. Earl Warren. States' Rights. Strom Thurmond. Fielding Wright. Progressive. Henry A. Wallace. Glen H. Taylor. (Special mention). Harold E. Stassen -- 1952. Democratic. Adlai Stevenson. John J. Sparkman -- 1956. Democratic. Adlai Stevenson. Estes Kefauver -- 1960. Republican. Richard M. Nixon. Henry Cabot Lodge -- 1964. Republican. Barry Goldwater. William E. Miller -- 1968. Democratic. Hubert H. Humphrey. Edmund Muskie. American Independent. George Wallace. Marvin Griffin. Curtis LeMay -- 1972. Democratic. George McGovern. Thomas Eagleton. Sargent Shriver -- 1976. Republican. Gerald Ford. Robert J. Dole -- 1980. Democratic. Jimmy Carter. Walter Mondale. National Unity. John B. Anderson. Patrick Lucey -- 1984. Democratic. Walter Mondale. Geraldine Ferraro -- 1988. Democratic. Michael Dukakis. Lloyd Bentsen -- 1992. Republican. George Bush. Dan Quayle. United We Stand. Ross Perot. James Stockdale -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "1996. Republican. Robert J. Dole. Jack Kemp. Reform. Ross Perot. Pat Choate -- Prospects for Success as President -- The Also-Rans -- Prospects for Success as President -- The Running Mates -- The Presidents Ranked. (Schlesinger Poll 1948). (Schlesinger Poll 1962). (Chicago Tribune Poll 1982). (Murray Poll 1983). (Siena Institute Poll 1995). (McDougall Ranking 1997).".
catalog title "Presidential also-rans and running mates, 1788 through 1996 / compiled by Leslie H. Southwick.".
catalog type "Biography. fast".
catalog type "History. fast".
catalog type "text".