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September 30, 2015 | History
“Beginning with the new economic conditions that the Cleveland administration of 1884 found, Professor Dewey traces the course of the national problems to 1897. He deals with organized labor, civil service, the tariff, silver, railroads, foreign relations, the reorganization of the Republican party, foreign policy, commercial organization currency, and the free coinage campaign of 1896.” Book Review Digest. Contains maps and bibliography.
— Standard Catalog for Public Libraries: History (H.W. Wilson) 1929
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1. Growth and Development (1880-1897)
2. The Civil Service (1885-1888)
3. Organized Labor (1884-1888)
4. Tariff Agitation (1885-1889)
5. Silver and Expenditures (1885-1889)
6. National Supervision of Railroads (1886-1896)
7. Fisheries and Isthmian Canal (1885-1889)
8. Campaign of 1888 (1887-1888)
9. Solidifying the Republican Party (1888-1892)
10. The Negro Vote (1890)
11. McKinley Tariff and Billion-Dollar Congress (1889-1893)
12. Trusts (1882-1897)
13. Foreign Affairs under Harrison (1889-1893)
14. Silver Agitation (1889-1893)
15. Presidential Election of 1892
16. Maintenance of the Gold Standard (1893-1896)
17. Democratic Tariff Legislation (1893-1895)
18. Labor Disturbances (1894)
19. Hawaii and Venezuela (1894-1895)
20. Campaign for Free Coinage (1896)
21. Critical Essay on Authorities
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