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William Allen White : " What's the Matter with Kansas ? " 57 61 67 Part 5. Twentieth Century Interpretations 11. John D. Hicks : The Populist Contribution 12. Richard Hofstadter : The Folklore of Populism 13.
William Allen White : " What's the Matter with Kansas ? " 57 61 67 Part 5. Twentieth Century Interpretations 11. John D. Hicks : The Populist Contribution 12. Richard Hofstadter : The Folklore of Populism 13.
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WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE : “ What's the Matter with Kansas ? ” William Allen White achieved an important place in American journalism in the opening decades of the twentieth century , even though he was the editor of a small town newspaper ...
WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE : “ What's the Matter with Kansas ? ” William Allen White achieved an important place in American journalism in the opening decades of the twentieth century , even though he was the editor of a small town newspaper ...
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Governmental control of telephones , telegraphs , and pipe lines together with such later developments as the radio and the transmission of electric power , is accepted today as a matter of course , the issues being merely to what ...
Governmental control of telephones , telegraphs , and pipe lines together with such later developments as the radio and the transmission of electric power , is accepted today as a matter of course , the issues being merely to what ...
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Populist Ideology | 7 |
A Cross of Gold | 23 |
Utopian Conceptions | 29 |
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