United States Since 1865Barnes & Noble, 1973 - 290 pages |
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... DEMAND FOR LEGISLATION . Every presidential campaign after 1868 had been marked by the demand of the minor parties that Congress regulate rates . The Labor Reform party ( 1872 ) , the Prohibitionists ( 1876 ) , the Greenbackers ( 1880 ) ...
... DEMAND FOR LEGISLATION . Every presidential campaign after 1868 had been marked by the demand of the minor parties that Congress regulate rates . The Labor Reform party ( 1872 ) , the Prohibitionists ( 1876 ) , the Greenbackers ( 1880 ) ...
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... Demand for Military Intervention . The United States government endeavored to maintain a policy of strict neutral- ity , but an increasing majority of its citizens openly voiced their sympathy for the Cuban revolutionaries . CLEVELAND'S ...
... Demand for Military Intervention . The United States government endeavored to maintain a policy of strict neutral- ity , but an increasing majority of its citizens openly voiced their sympathy for the Cuban revolutionaries . CLEVELAND'S ...
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... demand that the popular will be translated more directly into governmental action . THE INITIATIVE AND Referendum . These devices , first adopted by South Dakota in 1898 , permit a certain percentage of the electorate to initiate by ...
... demand that the popular will be translated more directly into governmental action . THE INITIATIVE AND Referendum . These devices , first adopted by South Dakota in 1898 , permit a certain percentage of the electorate to initiate by ...
Contents
BUILDING A NEW NATION | 1 |
AN EXPANDING ECONOMIC SYSTEM | 14 |
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF the West and Land Grants | 20 |
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