American Farmers' MovementsVan Nostrand, 1957 - 192 pages |
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... passed the Woolens Act prohibiting the exportation of cloth . This in time drove many more expatriates to the American shores , embittered against the English . In 1704 the imposition of the test oath , as harsh against Presbyterians as ...
... passed the Woolens Act prohibiting the exportation of cloth . This in time drove many more expatriates to the American shores , embittered against the English . In 1704 the imposition of the test oath , as harsh against Presbyterians as ...
Page 73
... passed the Gold Standard Act which put the country on a single metallic basis by which all other money was measured until 1933 , when the gold standard passed away perhaps forever , except as a tenuous theory . —6— MOVEMENTS SINCE 1900 ...
... passed the Gold Standard Act which put the country on a single metallic basis by which all other money was measured until 1933 , when the gold standard passed away perhaps forever , except as a tenuous theory . —6— MOVEMENTS SINCE 1900 ...
Page 184
... passed in 1866. Crittenden County has been the hotbed of farm tenancy disturbances and there officers of the Farm Tenant Union from Memphis claim they were flogged by plantation owners . A suit for $ 100,000 against prominent East ...
... passed in 1866. Crittenden County has been the hotbed of farm tenancy disturbances and there officers of the Farm Tenant Union from Memphis claim they were flogged by plantation owners . A suit for $ 100,000 against prominent East ...
Contents
Movements of Colonists | 18 |
Movements Between the Revolution and | 30 |
Postbellum Farmers Movements | 48 |
Copyright | |
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action agricultural American American Tobacco Company Bland-Allison Act bonds bullion bushel cattle Cedar County cent charge coin colonial Congress court crop debts declared demand Document dollars election Elevator Association English Equity farm farmers Farmers Alliance favor federal force free silver gold Governor grain greenback hundred Industrial Commission interest Iowa John Kansas Kentucky Knights of Labor labor land leaders legal tender legislation legislature Lenker Macune March ment militia milk Mill and Elevator movement national banks Negro Night Riders North Dakota officers operators organization paid party payment Peacher Pequots planters political Populist purchase quitrents railroad rebellion Rensselaerwyck Resolved selling senators settlers sharecroppers Shays Shaysites sheriffs silver Sioux City South Southern Alliance storage tenants terminal elevator tion tobacco town trade treasury notes trucks Union United Virginia vote West wheat