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V O T E S B E F O R E B R E A K F A S T
McGraw-Hill Book Co., New York City,
New York, 1974. 349 pp.
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32 Votes Before Breakfast brings together
twenty stories of “not-so-tall tales
about rural politics in the South in
rougher and tougher days” (Dust jacket).
Showing that Stuart was non-partisan in
his depiction of political corruption,
the book is dedicated to the “winners
and losers, Republicans and Democrats,”
who were “the most colorful, intriguing
and fascinating men of any profession,
who battled with no holds barred to win
public offices in county, state and
national elections.” Stuart, who
had his share of run-ins with
unscrupulous politicians, took keen
delight in exposing about their foibles
and pettiness through his prose.
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