The House Will Come To Order : : How the Texas Speaker Became a Power in State and National Politics / / Patrick L. Cox, Michael Phillips.
In a state assumed to have a constitutionally weak governor, the Speaker of the Texas House wields enormous power, with the ability to almost single-handedly dictate the legislative agenda. The House Will Come to Order charts the evolution of the Speaker's role from a relatively obscure office...
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Assuming Center Stage -- 1. Least Among Equals: The Presiding Speakership, 1846–1900 -- 2. Accumulating Clout: The Progressive Speakership, 1900–1921 -- 3. “Calculatin’ Coke”: The End of Progressivism and Birth of the Early Modern Speakership, 1921–1949 -- 4. Pragmatic Conservatism: The Dynastic Speakership, Part One, 1949–1961 -- 5. Liberals, Conservatives, and the Dilemma of Race: The Dynastic Speakership, Part Two, 1961–1969 -- 6. The Old Order Is Dead, Long Live the Old Order: Sharpstown, the Price Daniel Revolution, and the Speakership in Crisis, 1969–1975 -- 7. The Executive Speakership, Part One, 1975–1983 -- 8. The Executive Speakership, Part Two, 1983–2002 -- 9. “Hell on Horses and Women”: Gender and Family Life under the Dome -- 10. The End of an Era? The Executive Speakership under Tom Craddick, 2003–2009 -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index |
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