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Paul Kleppner

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1970–1988 across 8 dated works

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The cross of culture: a social analysis of midwestern politics, 1850-1900.1970
Ethnocultural studies and local history: a preliminary overview1976
The third electoral system 1853-1892: parties, voters, and political cultures1979
The Evolution of American electoral systems1981

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The third electoral system 1853-1892: parties, voters, and political cultures1979
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Who Voted?: The Dynamics of Electoral Turnout, 1870-1980 (American Political Parties and Elections)1981
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The Evolution of American electoral systems1981
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Continuity and change in electoral politics, 1893-19281987
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Political atlas of Illinois1988
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Chicago divided: the making of a Black mayor1985
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The cross of culture: a social analysis of midwestern politics, 1850-1900.1970
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Ethnocultural studies and local history: a preliminary overview1976
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The cross of culture: a social analysis of midwestern politics, 1850-19001970
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Almanac of Illinois Politics, 19921992
With Craig A. Roberts, William P. Dorn, Richard E. Dahlberg
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Political atlas of Illinois
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