History of the Grange movementРипол Классик, 1969 - History |
Contents
CONTENTS | 17 |
CHAPTER II | 33 |
CHAPTER IV | 76 |
CHAPTER V | 88 |
CHAPTER VI | 98 |
THE CAPTURE OF THE COURTS | 132 |
RAILROAD LEGISLATION | 165 |
CHAPTER IX | 174 |
CHAPTER X | 183 |
CHAPTER XI | 198 |
CHAPTER XII | 208 |
CHAPTER XIII | 236 |
PART II | 253 |
CHAPTER XV | 283 |
THE MIDDLEMEN | 294 |
THE RAILROADS AND THE FARMERS | 313 |
Common terms and phrases
acres agent agricultural amount bonds bushel capital cars cents a bushel CHAPTER charged Chicago coal coal region Commodore Vanderbilt Congress coöperative corn corporations cost courts Crédit Mobilier crop debt demand dividends dollars duty earnings entire Erie farm fictitious capital Fisk freight Gould Government grain Grangers granted hands Illinois increase interest invested Iowa issued Jay Cooke Judge labor land Legislature less manufacturer Master means ment miles millions monopoly mortgage Mount Carbon National Grange Northern Pacific Railroad Northern Pacific Railway operations organization Pacific Railroad paid Patrons of Husbandry Pennsylvania profit purchase rail Railroad Company rates reaper received road Sec'y Secretary secure sell sold stockholders Subordinate Granges success ticket tion transportation Union Pacific Union Pacific Railroad United Vanderbilt vote West Western wheat whole York York Tribune