The Populist Movement in the United StatesInternational publishers, 1943 - 128 pages "A note on sources": p. 125. "Reference notes": p. 126-128. |
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... poll tax which was limiting popular suffrage was repealed . ( Later on , a poll tax was restored in Virginia as a weapon of the Bourbons against the Populist opposition . ) Also the state undertook regulation of railroad rates , and ...
... poll tax which was limiting popular suffrage was repealed . ( Later on , a poll tax was restored in Virginia as a weapon of the Bourbons against the Populist opposition . ) Also the state undertook regulation of railroad rates , and ...
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... polls . This was still considered to be most serious in the South . But in North Carolina the Republican - Pop- ulist ... poll tax laws which have , in practice , excluded most of their Negro voters , along with great numbers of their ...
... polls . This was still considered to be most serious in the South . But in North Carolina the Republican - Pop- ulist ... poll tax laws which have , in practice , excluded most of their Negro voters , along with great numbers of their ...
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Anna Rochester. volts against this limitation of democracy have reduced the number of poll tax states from eleven to seven , and a strong minority in the 78th Congress ( 1943 ) is pressing for federal action to bring the remaining poll ...
Anna Rochester. volts against this limitation of democracy have reduced the number of poll tax states from eleven to seven , and a strong minority in the 78th Congress ( 1943 ) is pressing for federal action to bring the remaining poll ...
Contents
FOREWORD | 5 |
THE STRUGGLE BEGINS | 18 |
IN THE SOUTH 33 BROADER ANTIMONOPOLY MOVEMENT | 38 |
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