Myth and Reality in the Populist Revolt |
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... beliefs of one generation have so often become mere myths to a later generation , should we not assume that the same will be true of the well - authenticated ideas of our time ? Robert M. Melver , a leading contemporary sociologist ...
... beliefs of one generation have so often become mere myths to a later generation , should we not assume that the same will be true of the well - authenticated ideas of our time ? Robert M. Melver , a leading contemporary sociologist ...
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Finally , there are several selections written by modern historians which will enable us to see how some leading scholars have attempted to explain the meaning of the Populist movement . Many historians believe that Populist thinking ...
Finally , there are several selections written by modern historians which will enable us to see how some leading scholars have attempted to explain the meaning of the Populist movement . Many historians believe that Populist thinking ...
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Part 4 SO FAR we have been examining the principles and proposals of the Populists and of leading persons like Bryan and Howells who showed sympathy for the Populist protest . But we can never gain a full understanding of any political ...
Part 4 SO FAR we have been examining the principles and proposals of the Populists and of leading persons like Bryan and Howells who showed sympathy for the Populist protest . But we can never gain a full understanding of any political ...
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Contents
Populist Ideology | 7 |
A Cross of Gold | 23 |
Utopian Conceptions | 29 |
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