Society, History, By Region, North America, United States, Vice Presidents, Wallace, Henry Agard
See Also:
- Real audio of a radio program on Wallace and what his presidency might have been like. Interview with Wallace's biographer.
- Biographical essay from the Senate's historical office.
- Various documents on Wallace and his presidential campaign from the Truman Library.
- Biographical essay.
- Article from the Truman Library.
- Contemporary article by Gardner Jackson of the Atlantic on Henry Wallace's 1948 New Party campaign for President of the United States.
- Encyclopedia Americana - In 1940 Wallace was elected vice president and served in this capacity during Franklin Delano Roosevelt's third term in office. He died in 1965.
- Chapter from a book on Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
- Text of the Vice President's speech.
- Biography of Wallace as a Mason.
- Extensive online biography of the US Vice President, Commerce Secretary and 1948 Presidential candidate.
- Brief biography of Roosevelt's Agricutlure Secretary turned Vice President.
- Encyclopedia article on the FDR's Agriculture Secretary and Vice President who ran for President as a Progressive in 1948.
- Image of the presidential candidate on the cover of Time.
- Lyndon H. LaRouche on why Roosevelt dumped Wallace as his Vice-President in 1944.
- Essay by Arthur Schlesinger Jr. published in the Los Angeles Times.
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