Tennessee Historical Quarterly, Volumen17Tennessee Historical Society, 1950 |
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... political years , and made the butt of an endless number of stories . He gained few political adherents in Dixie , although many Southerners admired his bold policies on such questions as the Panama Canal and railroad regulation ...
... political years , and made the butt of an endless number of stories . He gained few political adherents in Dixie , although many Southerners admired his bold policies on such questions as the Panama Canal and railroad regulation ...
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... political career of Edward H. Crump . " It may be said that the author has sustained his point of view without making his book an apologia for the man who played such a significant role in Memphis for so many years . One of the major ...
... political career of Edward H. Crump . " It may be said that the author has sustained his point of view without making his book an apologia for the man who played such a significant role in Memphis for so many years . One of the major ...
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... Political Conditions One origin of the Memphis riot was in the political conditions of Tennessee . A Radical governor , " Parson " Brownlow , had achieved political control over Tennessee , and during the six months preceding the ...
... Political Conditions One origin of the Memphis riot was in the political conditions of Tennessee . A Radical governor , " Parson " Brownlow , had achieved political control over Tennessee , and during the six months preceding the ...
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Tennessees Morman Massacre | 19 |
Franklin County in the Secession Crisis | 37 |
Frolics Fights and Firewater in Frontier Tennessee | 97 |
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