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James Stephen Hogg
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© 1959 University of Texas Press

© 1959 University of Texas Press

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Preface vii
  3. Acknowledgments x
  4. Contents xv
  5. Illustrations xvii
  6. Photographs xvii
  7. Letters and Cartoons xviii
  8. Charts and Maps xix
  9. Some Archival Sources xxi
  10. CHAPTER I Son of a General 1
  11. CHAPTER II Printer's Devil and Sharecropper, 1867—1870 36
  12. CHAPTER III Small-Town Editor, 1870-1875 54
  13. CHAPTER IV County and District Attorney, 1876—1886 73
  14. CHAPTER V The Attorney General Goes to Work 107
  15. CHAPTER VI The Fight for Fair Competition and Fair Valuation 149
  16. CHAPTER VII The Railways Openly Enter Politics: The Hogg-Hall Controversy 170
  17. CHAPTER VIII "Hogg and Commission"—the Election of 1890 191
  18. CHAPTER IX The Lawmakers and the Commission 222
  19. CHAPTER X The Rise of the Populists 252
  20. CHAPTER XI Hogg Stays o n the Middle Road: the Campaign of 1892 276
  21. CHAPTER XII Progressivism, Texas Style 340
  22. CHAPTER XIII State and Federal Relations 373
  23. CHAPTER XIV Protecting the Progressive Gains 411
  24. CHAPTER XV The Balance Sheet 438
  25. CHAPTER XVI Citizen-Statesman 466
  26. CHAPTER XVII The Conservative Trend: Bailey Challenges the Hogg-Chilton Leadership 495
  27. CHAPTER XVIII Hogg in Partial Eclipse: the Rise of Senator Joe Bailey and John Nance Garner 522
  28. CHAPTER XIX The Hogg-Swayne Syndicate and the Texas Company 537
  29. CHAPTER XX Hogg Stays with the People 575
  30. Index 606
https://doi.org/10.7560/737037-003

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Preface vii
  3. Acknowledgments x
  4. Contents xv
  5. Illustrations xvii
  6. Photographs xvii
  7. Letters and Cartoons xviii
  8. Charts and Maps xix
  9. Some Archival Sources xxi
  10. CHAPTER I Son of a General 1
  11. CHAPTER II Printer's Devil and Sharecropper, 1867—1870 36
  12. CHAPTER III Small-Town Editor, 1870-1875 54
  13. CHAPTER IV County and District Attorney, 1876—1886 73
  14. CHAPTER V The Attorney General Goes to Work 107
  15. CHAPTER VI The Fight for Fair Competition and Fair Valuation 149
  16. CHAPTER VII The Railways Openly Enter Politics: The Hogg-Hall Controversy 170
  17. CHAPTER VIII "Hogg and Commission"—the Election of 1890 191
  18. CHAPTER IX The Lawmakers and the Commission 222
  19. CHAPTER X The Rise of the Populists 252
  20. CHAPTER XI Hogg Stays o n the Middle Road: the Campaign of 1892 276
  21. CHAPTER XII Progressivism, Texas Style 340
  22. CHAPTER XIII State and Federal Relations 373
  23. CHAPTER XIV Protecting the Progressive Gains 411
  24. CHAPTER XV The Balance Sheet 438
  25. CHAPTER XVI Citizen-Statesman 466
  26. CHAPTER XVII The Conservative Trend: Bailey Challenges the Hogg-Chilton Leadership 495
  27. CHAPTER XVIII Hogg in Partial Eclipse: the Rise of Senator Joe Bailey and John Nance Garner 522
  28. CHAPTER XIX The Hogg-Swayne Syndicate and the Texas Company 537
  29. CHAPTER XX Hogg Stays with the People 575
  30. Index 606
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