Myth and Reality in the Populist RevoltHeath, 1966 - 112 pages |
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Page 8
... People's party to meet in Omaha , Nebraska , in order to nominate candidates for the presidential election of that year . The opening date for the con- vention was set for the Fourth of July and the total of delegates was set at 1776 ...
... People's party to meet in Omaha , Nebraska , in order to nominate candidates for the presidential election of that year . The opening date for the con- vention was set for the Fourth of July and the total of delegates was set at 1776 ...
Page 56
... People's Party ? How does it characterize them ? 2. Which editorial makes the more detailed examination of Populist ideas and proposals ? 3. What are the chief dangers that both newspapers see in the proposals of the People's Party ? Do ...
... People's Party ? How does it characterize them ? 2. Which editorial makes the more detailed examination of Populist ideas and proposals ? 3. What are the chief dangers that both newspapers see in the proposals of the People's Party ? Do ...
Page 103
... people's government . " Making " industrial freedom " the precon- dition for political freedom , it further asserted that the People's party " stands upon the declaration that ' all men are created equal , ' having equal right to live ...
... people's government . " Making " industrial freedom " the precon- dition for political freedom , it further asserted that the People's party " stands upon the declaration that ' all men are created equal , ' having equal right to live ...
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