Audio Version of HISTORICAL NEW HAMPSHIRE "First Stop: The New Hampshire Primary" Historical New Hampshire, Volume 58, Nos. 1&2, Spring/Summer 2003 Editor: Donna-Belle Garvin, Director of Publications, New Hampshire Historical Society Introduction Author and guest editor: Michael P. Chaney, Executive Director, New Hampshire Political Library (7.89 mb, ~8 min listening time) "'He's My Man': Sherman Adams and New Hampshire's Role in the 'Draft Eisenhower' Movement" Author: Michael J. Birkner, Benjamin Franklin Professor of Liberal Arts at Gettysburg College (39.8 mb, ~43 min listening time) "Mainstream Versus Reform Candidates in the New Hampshire Democratic Primary, 1968-2000" Author: Danta J. Scala, Associate Professor of Politics at Saint Anselm College and research coordinator of the Center for the Study of New Hampshire Politics and Civic Life (48.7 mb, ~53 min listening time) "Live Free and Vote: What Fifty Years of the New Hampshire Primary Can Teach a Candidate" Author: Peter Haskell Burr, independent political researcher and analyst (30.5 mb, ~33 min listening time) Book Reviews Why New Hampshire?: The First-in-the-Nation Primary State by Hugh Gregg and Bill Gardner (Resources-NH, 2003) Reviewer: Michael P. Chaney, Executive Director, New Hampshire Political Library The Making of the Presidential Candidates, 2004, edited by William G. Mayer (Rowman and Littlefield, 2003) Reviewer: Rev. Dale S. Kuehne, founding director of the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College (11.9 mb, ~13 min listening time) "First Stop: The New Hampshire Primary"   $15 + s/h (Entire Issue) (Entire Issue) What Do You Think? Your feedback is greatly appreciated. Thank you. Founded in 1823, the Society is an independent, nonprofit organization, not a state-funded agency. All of our work to save, preserve, and share New Hampshire's treasured past depends on contributions from people like you. To our members, we say thank you. And, to all others who share our love of New Hampshire, we invite you to join us today! About Us - Visit - Library - Museum - Education - Publications - Programs & Events Museum Store - Join & Support - Contact Us - Home New Hampshire Historical Society Library | 30 Park Street, Concord, NH 03301 Museum | 6 Eagle Square, Concord, NH 03301 603/228-6688 | Contact Us © 1998-2010 New Hampshire Historical Society | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use