Portrait of America: From Reconstruction to the presentHoughton Mifflin, 1978 |
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... organization capitalized at nearly one and one- half billion dollars . The number of major com- binations rose from 12 to 305 between 1897 and 1903 , despite clamors of alarm ( to be dis- cussed later ) concerning the political and ...
... organization capitalized at nearly one and one- half billion dollars . The number of major com- binations rose from 12 to 305 between 1897 and 1903 , despite clamors of alarm ( to be dis- cussed later ) concerning the political and ...
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... organization ; an urban , materialistic culture had stifled in too many Americans the religious feelings on which Protestant xenophobia fed . Due , how- ever , to the semirural base of the Klan , within its ranks anti - Catholicism ...
... organization ; an urban , materialistic culture had stifled in too many Americans the religious feelings on which Protestant xenophobia fed . Due , how- ever , to the semirural base of the Klan , within its ranks anti - Catholicism ...
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... organizational approaches , divided generally into two broad categories : the reform movement and the more radical ... organization , which uses traditional democratic methods for the winning of legal and economic rights , at- tacks ...
... organizational approaches , divided generally into two broad categories : the reform movement and the more radical ... organization , which uses traditional democratic methods for the winning of legal and economic rights , at- tacks ...
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Thunder in D Alexander Brown | 42 |
the West 5 Day of the Cattleman | 50 |
Gilded Age Bernard A Weisberger | 84 |
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