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show amazing strength in a race for Congress in 1918 and to win an astounding victory two years later when he sought a seat in the United States Senate . For better or for worse , the political careers of such southern politicians as ...
show amazing strength in a race for Congress in 1918 and to win an astounding victory two years later when he sought a seat in the United States Senate . For better or for worse , the political careers of such southern politicians as ...
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It would thus appear that much of the Populist program has found favor in the eyes of later generations . Populist plans for altering the machinery of government have , with but few exceptions , been carried into effect .
It would thus appear that much of the Populist program has found favor in the eyes of later generations . Populist plans for altering the machinery of government have , with but few exceptions , been carried into effect .
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George H. Gibson , in a letter to the Alliance - Independent ( he later became its editor ) , expressed a similar view of competition . Arguing that the type of social reform represented by Jane Addams ...
George H. Gibson , in a letter to the Alliance - Independent ( he later became its editor ) , expressed a similar view of competition . Arguing that the type of social reform represented by Jane Addams ...
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Contents
Populist Ideology | 7 |
A Cross of Gold | 23 |
Utopian Conceptions | 29 |
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| Title | Myth and Reality in the Populist Revolt Volume 567 of Basic concepts in history and social science |
| Author | John C. Matlon |
| Editors | Edwin Charles Rozwenc, John C. Matlon |
| Publisher | Heath, 1966 |
| Length | 112 pages |
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