Rendezvous with Destiny: A History of Modern American ReformVintage Books, 1956 - 372 pages |
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... farmers , covering everything with brown disaster . Noneconomic facts thickened the pall over rural Amer- ica . As urbanization accelerated and the farm regions sank more deeply in debt , the whole prestige of agricultural life skidded ...
... farmers , covering everything with brown disaster . Noneconomic facts thickened the pall over rural Amer- ica . As urbanization accelerated and the farm regions sank more deeply in debt , the whole prestige of agricultural life skidded ...
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... farmers , the most powerful faction in the Populist Party , were not to be swayed . As the elections of 1896 approached , the Iowa leader James Weaver spoke for much of Midwestern Populism when he said : “ I shall favor going before the ...
... farmers , the most powerful faction in the Populist Party , were not to be swayed . As the elections of 1896 approached , the Iowa leader James Weaver spoke for much of Midwestern Populism when he said : “ I shall favor going before the ...
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A History of Modern American Reform Eric Frederick Goldman. Farmers ( continued ) in 1873 , 25 ; hard times of , in Eighties , 30-31 ; loss of status of , 31 ; dissatisfaction with lib- eralism of Seventies type , 32- 33 ; form Farmers ...
A History of Modern American Reform Eric Frederick Goldman. Farmers ( continued ) in 1873 , 25 ; hard times of , in Eighties , 30-31 ; loss of status of , 31 ; dissatisfaction with lib- eralism of Seventies type , 32- 33 ; form Farmers ...
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Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands | 3 |
Thrust from the Top | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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