The challenge to democracy
Subtitle: VI : Toward a new rural statesmanship
By: by E.D. Ross
Series: Bulletin / Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station -- P26; Bulletin (Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station) -- P26
Publisher: Agricultural Experiment Station, Agricultural Extension Service, Iowa State College
Published: 1941
Place of publication: Ames, Iowa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 716
Subjects: Agriculture and politics; History
Other titles: Toward a new rural statesmanship; Toward a new rural statesmanship.
Notes: Caption title.
Table of contents: title: Give us men; title: How do we get our leaders; title: The older rural statesmen; title: But no real agricultural consciousness; title: Agriculture split over slavery; title: The farmer gets the short end of the free-soil team; title: Agrarian crusade lacks breadth and balance; title: Agricultural department and the colleges get off to a low start; title: but gradually get together on common problems; title: Land-grant colleges train technical experts and administrators; title: Why not train for political leadership as well?; title: Early vision of training for public leadership; title: This aim slow to get recognition; title: World War and depression give emphasis to citizenship training; title: Evidences of increasing rural participation; title: Possibility of a real national leadership.