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... vote . Also , these Populists felt that their frantic pursuit of the black vote , combined with hypocritical Democratic warnings of black domination , had alienated many white sup- porters , and they increasingly came out for ...
... vote . Also , these Populists felt that their frantic pursuit of the black vote , combined with hypocritical Democratic warnings of black domination , had alienated many white sup- porters , and they increasingly came out for ...
Page 148
... voted , they would cast their votes for the Republican Party -their liberator . If they didn't vote , the Republican Party would not be hurt , due to the provisions of the Amend- ment.27 Because of the agitation for woman suffrage the ...
... voted , they would cast their votes for the Republican Party -their liberator . If they didn't vote , the Republican Party would not be hurt , due to the provisions of the Amend- ment.27 Because of the agitation for woman suffrage the ...
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... vote . Since the goal of the move- ment was to win legislation , it was essential to build male support . Therefore , suffragists used any and all arguments that they thought would help win votes for woman suffrage . The result was that ...
... vote . Since the goal of the move- ment was to win legislation , it was essential to build male support . Therefore , suffragists used any and all arguments that they thought would help win votes for woman suffrage . The result was that ...
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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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