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... disfranchisement , and the Populist Party actively sought to dissociate itself from the black vote lest the party be accused of promoting black dom- inance.60 Rampant fraud and intimidation practiced by the Demo- crats succeeded in ...
... disfranchisement , and the Populist Party actively sought to dissociate itself from the black vote lest the party be accused of promoting black dom- inance.60 Rampant fraud and intimidation practiced by the Demo- crats succeeded in ...
Page 79
... disfranchisement as a way of " solving " the whole problem.72 After the collapse of Populism in 1896 Watson retired from politics . When he again emerged in 1904 he had resolved any lingering ambivalences he had about the black vote ...
... disfranchisement as a way of " solving " the whole problem.72 After the collapse of Populism in 1896 Watson retired from politics . When he again emerged in 1904 he had resolved any lingering ambivalences he had about the black vote ...
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... Disfranchisement in Alabama , " The Journal of Negro History , Vol . XXXIV , No. 4 ( October , 1949 ) , PP . 415-16 ... Disfranchisement in Alabama , " p . 4170 . 55. Pollack ( ed . ) , The Populist Mind , pp . 391-92 . 56. Taylor ...
... Disfranchisement in Alabama , " The Journal of Negro History , Vol . XXXIV , No. 4 ( October , 1949 ) , PP . 415-16 ... Disfranchisement in Alabama , " p . 4170 . 55. Pollack ( ed . ) , The Populist Mind , pp . 391-92 . 56. Taylor ...
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Reluctant Reformers: Racism and Social Reform Movements in the United States Robert L. Allen,Chude Pamela Allen No preview available - 2021 |
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