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This 1919 history establishes the political impact and historic importance of the Granger movement, a response by American agrarian communities to the shift of power towards urban, industrial centers. Populism, the greenback, and the battle for free silver receive full and sympathetic treatment from the author of the definitive history The Granger Movement.
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