Southern Politics in State and NationState-by-State survey of the South, where one-party politics takes many forms in constant adjustment to the Negro problem and changing economics. |
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Chapter | 3 |
Planters Populists Big Mules | 35 |
The Civil War and Mr Crump | 58 |
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