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Every action . autumn the farmers of America have hun- Finally , the farmer has , in his emergency , dreds of millions of dollars worth of crops turned to the scholar and asked of him a fair which makes a demand for millions of cur- ...
Every action . autumn the farmers of America have hun- Finally , the farmer has , in his emergency , dreds of millions of dollars worth of crops turned to the scholar and asked of him a fair which makes a demand for millions of cur- ...
Page 92
1 tion , have led the farmers ' movement to- authorities in the town , the State or the nawards political action . For generations the tion , or in the caucus , or convention . They farmer confined himself closely to agricul- press and ...
1 tion , have led the farmers ' movement to- authorities in the town , the State or the nawards political action . For generations the tion , or in the caucus , or convention . They farmer confined himself closely to agricul- press and ...
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At the same time , the needs of the chilNecessity for Action dren should not be neglected . The elementary rural schools in many areas are In the preceding pages the Committee has such as to offer little opportunity to children made ...
At the same time , the needs of the chilNecessity for Action dren should not be neglected . The elementary rural schools in many areas are In the preceding pages the Committee has such as to offer little opportunity to children made ...
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Contents
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The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
Copyright | |
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