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... disfranchise- ment , and the Populist Party actively sought to dissociate itself from the black vote lest the party ... disfranchisement as a way to forestall potential op- position , and also to remove the temptation to cheat . A white ...
... disfranchise- ment , and the Populist Party actively sought to dissociate itself from the black vote lest the party ... disfranchisement as a way to forestall potential op- position , and also to remove the temptation to cheat . A white ...
Page 74
... disfranchisement as a way of " solving " the whole problem . " 2 After the collapse of Populism in 1896 Watson retired from politics . When he again emerged in 1904 he had resolved any lin- gering ambivalences he had about the black ...
... disfranchisement as a way of " solving " the whole problem . " 2 After the collapse of Populism in 1896 Watson retired from politics . When he again emerged in 1904 he had resolved any lin- gering ambivalences he had about the black ...
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... Disfranchisement in Alabama , " p . 417n . 55. Pollack ( ed . ) , The Populist Mind , pp . 391-92 . 56. Taylor , " Populism and Disfranchisement in Alabama , ” pp . 423-24 . 57. Ibid , pp . 422-23 . 58. Woodward , Origins of the New ...
... Disfranchisement in Alabama , " p . 417n . 55. Pollack ( ed . ) , The Populist Mind , pp . 391-92 . 56. Taylor , " Populism and Disfranchisement in Alabama , ” pp . 423-24 . 57. Ibid , pp . 422-23 . 58. Woodward , Origins of the New ...
Contents
Preface 35 | 3 |
SelfInterest and Southern Populism | 49 |
Expediency | 81 |
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