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a by President Roosevelt sought public policies that would support and develop the complex pattern of economic activities making up American agriculture . A survey of federal government policies dealing with agriculture inescapably ...
a by President Roosevelt sought public policies that would support and develop the complex pattern of economic activities making up American agriculture . A survey of federal government policies dealing with agriculture inescapably ...
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Its activities in obtaining state laws regulating the railroads ( a model for the Interstate Commerce Commission Act of 1887 ) are well known and the Illinois statute of 1871 ( regulating many aspects of interstate rail transportation ) ...
Its activities in obtaining state laws regulating the railroads ( a model for the Interstate Commerce Commission Act of 1887 ) are well known and the Illinois statute of 1871 ( regulating many aspects of interstate rail transportation ) ...
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Coopercans , not just the rural poor , suffered from ative farming became a small but important poverty in agriculture , for it meant inadepart of RA's activities . quate purchasing power , destruction of There were also disagreements ...
Coopercans , not just the rural poor , suffered from ative farming became a small but important poverty in agriculture , for it meant inadepart of RA's activities . quate purchasing power , destruction of There were also disagreements ...
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The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
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