Harvey Wasserman's History of the United StatesHarper & Row, 1975 - 262 pages |
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Page 84
... Major E. A. Burke of Louisiana , who disap- peared in 1889 with $ 793,600 in state funds . The major surfaced a year later in Tegucigalpa , capital of Honduras , where a New Orleans reporter found that he had “ the government at his ...
... Major E. A. Burke of Louisiana , who disap- peared in 1889 with $ 793,600 in state funds . The major surfaced a year later in Tegucigalpa , capital of Honduras , where a New Orleans reporter found that he had “ the government at his ...
Page 122
... major labor leader who didn't endorse Bryan in 1896. By 1904 he was serving as temporary president of the National Civic Federation , the powerful , conservative organi- zation of major barons and professionals whose first - president ...
... major labor leader who didn't endorse Bryan in 1896. By 1904 he was serving as temporary president of the National Civic Federation , the powerful , conservative organi- zation of major barons and professionals whose first - president ...
Page 210
... major architect to introduce Oriental design to America , the result of a trip to Japan in 1905 . Meanwhile Socialists , single - taxers , anarchists , and others began to build " the new society within the shell of the old " in the ...
... major architect to introduce Oriental design to America , the result of a trip to Japan in 1905 . Meanwhile Socialists , single - taxers , anarchists , and others began to build " the new society within the shell of the old " in the ...
Contents
The Robber Barons | 3 |
The People | 52 |
The Revolt of the Farmers | 61 |
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