The New South InvestigatedArno Press, 1973 - 230 էջ |
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... South are compelled to recognize a change and to acknowledge that the South of 1886 is not the South of 1850 , 1863 , or even 1870. The " New South " marks the beginning and progress of great changes , sociological and industrial , and ...
... South are compelled to recognize a change and to acknowledge that the South of 1886 is not the South of 1850 , 1863 , or even 1870. The " New South " marks the beginning and progress of great changes , sociological and industrial , and ...
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... South must follow the development of the ' New South . " I will extend these views in the 66 following pages . And now let us look briefly at the political condition of the South . This , perhaps , is the worst feature of the " New ...
... South must follow the development of the ' New South . " I will extend these views in the 66 following pages . And now let us look briefly at the political condition of the South . This , perhaps , is the worst feature of the " New ...
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David Augustus Straker. CHAPTER III . THE NEW SOUTH POLITICALLY . This phase of the South is perhaps one of the most difficult to decide . How much the South is changed in its views politically from " Old " to " New , " is not easily ...
David Augustus Straker. CHAPTER III . THE NEW SOUTH POLITICALLY . This phase of the South is perhaps one of the most difficult to decide . How much the South is changed in its views politically from " Old " to " New , " is not easily ...
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GENERAL VIEW | 17 |
THE SOUTH POLITICALLY | 54 |
THE NEW SOUTH POLITICALLY | 69 |
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