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Even as surpluses accumulated , policies for greater and more efficient production continued . The ruthless curtailment of production under the first AAA was considered sinful ; later programs toward this end utilized acreage reductions ...
Even as surpluses accumulated , policies for greater and more efficient production continued . The ruthless curtailment of production under the first AAA was considered sinful ; later programs toward this end utilized acreage reductions ...
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... the said in and out of Congress never intended editor continued , " and no such scheme of to farm their homesteads . They were nothsmall speculation should be permitted . The ing but small - time speculators . restless spirit which ...
... the said in and out of Congress never intended editor continued , " and no such scheme of to farm their homesteads . They were nothsmall speculation should be permitted . The ing but small - time speculators . restless spirit which ...
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Thus an agricultural policy was established under the pressures of emergency which has continued to the present though the conditions which brought it into being have been drastically changed . The major thrust of New Deal farm policy ...
Thus an agricultural policy was established under the pressures of emergency which has continued to the present though the conditions which brought it into being have been drastically changed . The major thrust of New Deal farm policy ...
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The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
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