George C. Wallace and the Politics of Powerlessness: The Wallace Campaigns for President, 1964-1976

Explores the political career of George C. Wallace, a controversial figure in American politics. Examines Wallace's rise to power as governor of Alabama and his unsuccessful presidential campaigns. Analyzes Wallace's populist rhetoric and his appeal to white voters in the South. Discusses Wallace's role in the civil rights movement and his opposition to desegregation. Explores Wallace's legacy and his impact on American politics. Based on extensive research and interviews with Wallace and his associates. Provides a nuanced and balanced account of Wallace's life and career. Written in a clear and engaging style, accessible to both scholars and general readers.