The crime of caste in our country
Subtitle: Americans enforce equality, no sham aristocracy of wealth permitted by the people, lesson of 1892 taught imitators of English aristocracy, history of the power of people re-told, records for three thousand years searched for examples, bullets, 1861--ballots, 1892
By: by Benjamin R. Davenport
Publisher: National Pub. Co.
Published: 1893
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 432
Copyright date: 1892
Notes: Bound in ornamental cloth.

Stamped: J.P. Hill, Huntington, Ind.
Table of contents: title: Vox populi, vox dei; title: The alleged general discontent; title: November 8, 1892; title: Society as the people found in November 8, 1892; title: Some reasons for wrath; title: The aristocratic "Chappie" vs. Abraham Lincoln; title: Hon. John Brisben Walker, on Homestead; title: Surrender at Homestead: organized labor defeated; title: Possible fruits of victory; title: The cause of bullets, '61 ; Ballots, '92 ; Abraham Lincoln , the people's choice in '60; title: Andrew Jackson, 1828; title: The Revolution in 1776; title: The French Revolution; title: England, 1645; title: The German Empire, 1520-1525; title: Switzerland, 1424; title: Russia; title: Patricians and plebeians in Rome; title: Greece, Venice: the rule of "caste"; title: Egypt, 4235 B.C.; title: Christianity; title: Not a Democratic Party victory: democracy is not the name of a party, but of a principle; title: Not a defeat of Abraham Lincoln's Republican Party; title: The populist: the "Allies": elected by the people, therefore with the "common people"; title: "Flabbyism" and the income tax.