The Presidents and civil disorder
By: by Bennett Milton Rich
Series: The Institute for Government Research of the Brookings Institution. Studies in administration -- no. 42; Studies in administration (Washington, D.C.) -- no. 42.
Publisher: Brookings Institution
Published: 1941
Place of publication: Washington, D.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 235
Subjects: Strikes and lockouts; Science politique; États-Unis; Riots; Acte criminel; Doctrine; Executive power; History
Notes: Published also without thesis note.

Ph. D. University of Michigan 1941

Includes bibliographical references (pages 221-227) and index.

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Table of contents: title: Washington and the whiskey insurrection; title: From Washington to Jackson. Adams and the Fries Rebellion; title: Embargo troubles.; title: Jackson and tariff nullification; title: Early state requests for assistance. Buckshot War; title: Dorr Rebellion; title: San Francisco Vigilance Committee of 1856.; title: Great Riots of 1877; title: Commonweal and the Pullman strike. Coxey's march on Washington; title: American Railway Union v. the Pullman and Company.; title: Disturbances in Idaho's Coeur D'Alene. President Harrison and the disturbances of 1892; title: Federal troops ordered to Wardner by President Cleveland; title: President McKinley and the outbreak of 1899.; title: Disorders in the administration of Theodore Roosevelt. Strike at Telluride, Colorado; title: Labor troubles at Goldfield, Nevada.; title: Wilson and the Colorado coal strike. Events leading to the Ludlow Massacre.; title: Postwar period. Unrest after the Armistice; title: Warfare in the coal fields of West Virginia; title: Bonus army.; title: Strike at North American Aviation; title: Sources of presidential authority; title: Conclusion.