Myth and Reality in the Populist Revolt |
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How does the editor of the Advocate differ with the editor of the Topeka Capital about the causes of poverty ? With whom would you agree and why ? , he Sunday edition of the Capital , April 1 , assails the position of the Advocate that ...
How does the editor of the Advocate differ with the editor of the Topeka Capital about the causes of poverty ? With whom would you agree and why ? , he Sunday edition of the Capital , April 1 , assails the position of the Advocate that ...
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The Capital says that machinery “ has been much more beneficial to society , and every class of it . ” Has it ? Has it been beneficial to the men whose labor it has displaced ? Now , we think it may be fairly questioned whether the use ...
The Capital says that machinery “ has been much more beneficial to society , and every class of it . ” Has it ? Has it been beneficial to the men whose labor it has displaced ? Now , we think it may be fairly questioned whether the use ...
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former time , the Capital regards the proposition as “ a little the most fantastical scheme that ' reform ' has yet given us to prove its utter incapacity to comprehend modern conditions . ” Nevertheless , we do stand by the proposition ...
former time , the Capital regards the proposition as “ a little the most fantastical scheme that ' reform ' has yet given us to prove its utter incapacity to comprehend modern conditions . ” Nevertheless , we do stand by the proposition ...
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Populist Ideology | 7 |
A Cross of Gold | 23 |
Utopian Conceptions | 29 |
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