Wallace, Henry Agard Vice Presidents United States North America By Region
Wallace, Henry Agard Vice Presidents United States North America By Region
Wallace, Henry Agard
Henry Agard Wallace was elected vice president in 1940 and served in this capacity during Franklin Delano Roosevelt's third term in office. He died in 1965.
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- Contemporary article by Gardner Jackson of the Atlantic on Henry Wallace's 1948 New Party campaign for President of the United States.
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- Biographical essay.
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- Article from the Truman Library.
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- Real audio of a radio program on Wallace and what his presidency might have been like. Interview with Wallace's biographer.
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- Brief biography of Roosevelt's Agricutlure Secretary turned Vice President.
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- Text of the Vice President's speech.
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- Chapter from a book on Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
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- Encyclopedia article on the FDR's Agriculture Secretary and Vice President who ran for President as a Progressive in 1948.
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- Essay by Arthur Schlesinger Jr. published in the Los Angeles Times.
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- Biographical essay from the Senate's historical office.
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- Extensive online biography of the US Vice President, Commerce Secretary and 1948 Presidential candidate.
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- Image of the presidential candidate on the cover of Time.
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- Biography of Wallace as a Mason.
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- Various documents on Wallace and his presidential campaign from the Truman Library.
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- Encyclopedia Americana - In 1940 Wallace was elected vice president and served in this capacity during Franklin Delano Roosevelt's third term in office. He died in 1965.
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- Lyndon H. LaRouche on why Roosevelt dumped Wallace as his Vice-President in 1944.
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