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Electoral and Party Influence on Presidential Messages, 1789-1897
Abstract
This article probes the history of various types of presidential messages from the outset of the U.S. Constitution in 1789 until 1897. Using statistical procedures, it assesses influences on these messages. The study finds that both electoral and party influences have an impact on the type and frequency of messages sent by American presidents, albeit in an uneven manner. The author tallies types of messages over time, providing a valuable tool for further research in the area.
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Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences Studies
Volume (Issue)
2 (3)
Pages
137-146
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Keywords:
presidential messages, proclamations, executive orders, veto messages, special messages, annual messages