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Although this early exuberance ment . over the Homestead Act later proved to be The third principal method of getting somewhat unjustified , it did represent a land was by purchase . This had always been great democratic principle of ...
Although this early exuberance ment . over the Homestead Act later proved to be The third principal method of getting somewhat unjustified , it did represent a land was by purchase . This had always been great democratic principle of ...
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was those who had land for sale often owned the tier newspapers . The Nebraska City News most desirable tracts . In Nebraska , for ex- for example , declared in September 1867 ample , much of the best land in the Platte that " seven ...
was those who had land for sale often owned the tier newspapers . The Nebraska City News most desirable tracts . In Nebraska , for ex- for example , declared in September 1867 ample , much of the best land in the Platte that " seven ...
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Along with Embree , for adjustments in those ' problem ' areas George Foster Peabody , and Frank Tannen- which are characterized by critical maladbaum , Alexander had carried his case to the justments in the relation of people to land ...
Along with Embree , for adjustments in those ' problem ' areas George Foster Peabody , and Frank Tannen- which are characterized by critical maladbaum , Alexander had carried his case to the justments in the relation of people to land ...
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Contents
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The Agrarian Democracy Under Fire | 2 |
Triumphant | 8 |
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