by Earl Black and Merle Black
Harvard University Press, 1992
Cloth: 978-0-674-94130-4
Library of Congress Classification JK2295.A13B583 1992
Dewey Decimal Classification 324.975

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Once again a southern governor has shown Democrats the road to the White House. As a native southerner, President Bill Clinton has the opportunity to rebuild Democratic strength in the region. For the Republicans, carrying the entire South still remains a crucial imperative.

The Vital South is the first book to chronicle the massive shift of southern electoral power to Republican presidential candidates, while also showing how Democrats can again become competitive in the region. Deftly combining political narrative, in-depth analysis, and telling anecdotes, this book will be a definitive source on southern presidential politics for years to come.


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