American Farmers' MovementsVan Nostrand, 1957 - 192 pages |
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... Alliance and Cooperative Union , a combination of Negro groups effected at Houston in 1886. Four years later , this organization claimed 1,250,000 members . It , and the Southern Alliance as well , must have been enrolling entire ...
... Alliance and Cooperative Union , a combination of Negro groups effected at Houston in 1886. Four years later , this organization claimed 1,250,000 members . It , and the Southern Alliance as well , must have been enrolling entire ...
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... Alliance held at St. Louis in December , 1889. At the same time and in the same city , representatives of the Northwestern Alliance , the Colored Alliance , the Farmers ' Mutual Benefit Association , and the Knights of Labor also ...
... Alliance held at St. Louis in December , 1889. At the same time and in the same city , representatives of the Northwestern Alliance , the Colored Alliance , the Farmers ' Mutual Benefit Association , and the Knights of Labor also ...
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Fred Albert Shannon. Alliance could make no headway with the Southern Alliance . The Northwestern Alliance feared submergence if joined with the huge Southern organization , and besides did not approve of the latter's secrecy and race ...
Fred Albert Shannon. Alliance could make no headway with the Southern Alliance . The Northwestern Alliance feared submergence if joined with the huge Southern organization , and besides did not approve of the latter's secrecy and race ...
Contents
Introduction | 8 |
Revolts of Indian Farmers | 11 |
Movements of Colonists | 18 |
Copyright | |
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