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... Populist Politics and the Black Voter It must be borne in mind that during the 1880's the farmers in the Southern Alliance were almost to a man staunch supporters of the Democratic Party . Consequently , the initial political strategy ...
... Populist Politics and the Black Voter It must be borne in mind that during the 1880's the farmers in the Southern Alliance were almost to a man staunch supporters of the Democratic Party . Consequently , the initial political strategy ...
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... Populist movement . White Populists , instead of giving top priority to the fight for a truly free and unintimidated black vote - including feder- al intervention if necessary - chose to opt for white supremacy and joined with the ...
... Populist movement . White Populists , instead of giving top priority to the fight for a truly free and unintimidated black vote - including feder- al intervention if necessary - chose to opt for white supremacy and joined with the ...
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... Populist Movement , " 284 . 68. Saunders , " Southern Populists and the Negro , " p . 241 ; Alex Ma- thews Arnett , The Populist Movement in Georgia ( New York : Co- lumbia University , 1922 ) , pp . 153-54 . 69. Crowe , " Tom Watson , ...
... Populist Movement , " 284 . 68. Saunders , " Southern Populists and the Negro , " p . 241 ; Alex Ma- thews Arnett , The Populist Movement in Georgia ( New York : Co- lumbia University , 1922 ) , pp . 153-54 . 69. Crowe , " Tom Watson , ...
Contents
Preface 35 | 3 |
SelfInterest and Southern Populism | 49 |
Expediency | 81 |
Copyright | |
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