Progressive Century: The American Nation in Its Second Hundred YearsD. C. Heath, 1975 - 558 pages |
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... politics . Unlike the martyr president , however , the Bryans were always staunch Democrats . His family's religious convictions , like its political affiliations , made a deep and lasting impression on young William . From his parents ...
... politics . Unlike the martyr president , however , the Bryans were always staunch Democrats . His family's religious convictions , like its political affiliations , made a deep and lasting impression on young William . From his parents ...
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... politics is that the political system rested upon a rural and small - town base ; consequently , party affiliation had a social as well as political dimension . A preindustrial system , it related broad political ques- tions to the ...
... politics is that the political system rested upon a rural and small - town base ; consequently , party affiliation had a social as well as political dimension . A preindustrial system , it related broad political ques- tions to the ...
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... Politics of Depression , Political Behavior in the Northeast , 1893– 1896 ( 1972 ) ; Horace S. Merrill , Bourbon Democracy of the Middle West , 1856– 1896 ( 1953 ) ; H. Wayne Morgan , From Hayes to McKinley : National Party Poli- tics ...
... Politics of Depression , Political Behavior in the Northeast , 1893– 1896 ( 1972 ) ; Horace S. Merrill , Bourbon Democracy of the Middle West , 1856– 1896 ( 1953 ) ; H. Wayne Morgan , From Hayes to McKinley : National Party Poli- tics ...
Contents
Times and Tensions of a Developing Industrial Society | 3 |
MAPS | 21 |
American Society at the End of an Era | 34 |
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