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Page 97
... major parties , and repelled by the activities . of spoilsmen in both Republican and Demo- cratic ranks , many farmers and agrarian sympathizers in the West and South saw a third party as the only way out of their dis- tress . If both ...
... major parties , and repelled by the activities . of spoilsmen in both Republican and Demo- cratic ranks , many farmers and agrarian sympathizers in the West and South saw a third party as the only way out of their dis- tress . If both ...
Page 152
... major powers in agriculture . Critics were inclined to stress apparent administrative short - comings in the agency and to suggest that they resulted from the selection of impractical men to handle the programs . " Too much theory and ...
... major powers in agriculture . Critics were inclined to stress apparent administrative short - comings in the agency and to suggest that they resulted from the selection of impractical men to handle the programs . " Too much theory and ...
Page 153
... major par- ticipant in agricultural politics and had a significant impact upon rural life . " Between 1937 and 1942 , " a student of the agency has concluded , " the FSA emerged as a major challenge to the economic , social and politi ...
... major par- ticipant in agricultural politics and had a significant impact upon rural life . " Between 1937 and 1942 , " a student of the agency has concluded , " the FSA emerged as a major challenge to the economic , social and politi ...
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