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Admittedly , the administration of this plan would have been very complex , particularly in view of the great variety of crops and types of farming across the nation . This difficulty was never encountered , however , because the ...
Admittedly , the administration of this plan would have been very complex , particularly in view of the great variety of crops and types of farming across the nation . This difficulty was never encountered , however , because the ...
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... and farm laborers , in- of tenancy and for legislation on the subject . cluding Wilson's subsistence homesteads In January , 1935 , Hoover advised Wallace program and Gray's land purchase activi- that the administration must face ...
... and farm laborers , in- of tenancy and for legislation on the subject . cluding Wilson's subsistence homesteads In January , 1935 , Hoover advised Wallace program and Gray's land purchase activi- that the administration must face ...
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a the question of local administration under number of tenants , sharecroppers , and agrithe proposed Farm Security Administra- cultural workers involved as compared with tion . But our experience under both the the number of landlords ...
a the question of local administration under number of tenants , sharecroppers , and agrithe proposed Farm Security Administra- cultural workers involved as compared with tion . But our experience under both the the number of landlords ...
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Contents
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The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
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| Title | Agrarianism in American History Studies in history and politics |
| Author | Louis M. Douglas |
| Editors | Louis H. Douglas, Louis M. Douglas |
| Compiled by | Louis M. Douglas |
| Contributor | Louis H. Douglas |
| Publisher | Heath, 1969 |
| Length | 211 pages |
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