Wallace's rise and return as a 1948 political force
The piece analyzes Henry A. Wallace as a shaping political phenomenon, tracing his fall after Truman fired him as commerce secretary, his dramatic comeback tours, and the public’s hunger for ideal leadership. It assesses Wallace's strategy, potential third party plans, and long term aim for the White House.
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