The Granger Movement: A Study of Agricultural Organization and Its Political, Economic, and Social Manifestations, 1870-1880

Solon Justus Buck

University of Nebraska Press, 1913 - Agriculture - 384 pages

Contents

• CHAPTER: 3
• THE AGRICULTURAL SITUATION BY SECTIONS: 9
• PUBLIC DOCUMENTS: 10
• FARMERS MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS: 16
• AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AND PRICES: 24
• RAILROADS: 26
• CHART IV: 33
• ORGANIZATION: 38
• EARLY YEARS OF THE GRANGE 186871: 44
• TABLE: 47
• THE ST LOUIS SESSION AND THE CULMINATION OF THE ORDER: 52
• DECLINE OF THE GRANGE 187580: 69
• CHAPTER III: 80
• THE GRANGE AND STATE LEGISLATION: 102
• THE GRANGE AND NATIONAL LEGISLATION: 108
• CHAPTER IV: 123
• ATTEMPTS TO ENFORCE THE LEGISLATION OF 1871: 136
• THE RAILROAD LAW OF 1873: 143
• THE STRUGGLE OVER THE LAW OF 1873: 149
• CHAPTER V: 159
• IOWA: 166
• WISCONSIN: 179
• SUMMARY OF STATE LEGISLATION: 194
• THE LEGISLATION OF 1871: 206
• THE AGITATION FOR FEDERAL REGULATION: 214
• EFFECTS: 231
• CHAPTER VII: 238
• THE NATIONAL GRANGE AND COOPERATION: 256
• GRANGE MANUFACTURING: 267
• REASONS FOR FAILURE: 274
• THE GRANGE AS A SOCIAL FORCE: 280
• THE GRANGE AND THE SCHOOLS: 290
• MISCELLANEOUS INFLUENCES AND ACTIVITIES: 297
• 124: 377

Bibliographic information

• Title: The Granger Movement: A Study of Agricultural Organization and Its Political, Economic, and Social Manifestations, 1870-1880; Volume 166 of A Bison book; Awarded the Toppan prize for the year 1910-11; Studies, Harvard historical. Vol. 19. 1933
• Author: Solon Justus Buck
• Publisher: University of Nebraska Press, 1913
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Aug 13, 2015
• Length: 384 pages