Populism: the critical issues.
Series: Critical issues in American history series
Publisher: Little, Brown
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 168
Subjects: Populist Party (U.S.)
Table of contents: title: The Omaha platform of the People's Party.; title: What's the matter with Kansas? By W. A. White.; title: The silver panacea, by C. V. Woodward.; title: The St. Louis Convention, by R. Durden.; title: The Negro in the Populist movement, by J. Abramowitz.; title: Southern Populists and the Negro, by R. Saunders.; title: The folklore of Populism, by R. Hofstadter.; title: The tolerant Populists, by W. T. K. Nugent.; title: Populist influences on American fascism, by V. C. Ferkiss.; title: Fear of man, by N. Pollack.; title: Critique of Norman Pollack's Fear of man, by I. Unger.; title: The radical specter, by M. P. Rogin.; title: Neither revolution nor reform, by S. Hackney.; title: Suggestions for further reading (p. 158-168)