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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. Preface and Acknowledgments 5
  3. Contents 9
  4. Illustrations 11
  5. I Locofoco or Patrician ? 15
  6. II A Mercantile Gateway to Reform 29
  7. III A Liberal Republican 47
  8. IV The Chicago Tribune and Jessie Bross 65
  9. V For Liberalism, Business Ethics, and Bimetallism 81
  10. VI For National Railroad Regulation 102
  11. VII Originator of the "Progressive Mind" 122
  12. VIII A Second Wendell Phillips? 144
  13. IX A Welfare Philosophy : "The New Conscience" 171
  14. X The Social Mecca of Reform 199
  15. XI Trades Unions —Spring Valley 223
  16. XII For Social Justice and Urban Regeneration 241
  17. XIII An Experiment with American Fabianism 263
  18. XIV Wealth Against Commonwealth 290
  19. XV The Standard Oil Counterattacks 315
  20. XVI Cosmopolitan "Fighter of Trusts" 333
  21. XVII Champion of Academic Freedom 355
  22. XVIII Co-operation : Utopia or Practical Solution 380
  23. XIX Importer of Antipodean Democracy 400
  24. XX Dean of American Reform during the McKinley Era 424
  25. XXI The Lloyds in Boston 452
  26. XXII "The People's Attorney" and the Anthracite Coal Strike Arbitration 472
  27. XXIII A Pragmatic Test for Debs 496
  28. XXIV For Urban Welfare Democracy 511
  29. Bibliography 527
  30. Notes 531
  31. Index 607
Henry Demarest Lloyd and the Empire of Reform
This chapter is in the book Henry Demarest Lloyd and the Empire of Reform
https://doi.org/10.9783/9781512815528-028

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter 1
  2. Preface and Acknowledgments 5
  3. Contents 9
  4. Illustrations 11
  5. I Locofoco or Patrician ? 15
  6. II A Mercantile Gateway to Reform 29
  7. III A Liberal Republican 47
  8. IV The Chicago Tribune and Jessie Bross 65
  9. V For Liberalism, Business Ethics, and Bimetallism 81
  10. VI For National Railroad Regulation 102
  11. VII Originator of the "Progressive Mind" 122
  12. VIII A Second Wendell Phillips? 144
  13. IX A Welfare Philosophy : "The New Conscience" 171
  14. X The Social Mecca of Reform 199
  15. XI Trades Unions —Spring Valley 223
  16. XII For Social Justice and Urban Regeneration 241
  17. XIII An Experiment with American Fabianism 263
  18. XIV Wealth Against Commonwealth 290
  19. XV The Standard Oil Counterattacks 315
  20. XVI Cosmopolitan "Fighter of Trusts" 333
  21. XVII Champion of Academic Freedom 355
  22. XVIII Co-operation : Utopia or Practical Solution 380
  23. XIX Importer of Antipodean Democracy 400
  24. XX Dean of American Reform during the McKinley Era 424
  25. XXI The Lloyds in Boston 452
  26. XXII "The People's Attorney" and the Anthracite Coal Strike Arbitration 472
  27. XXIII A Pragmatic Test for Debs 496
  28. XXIV For Urban Welfare Democracy 511
  29. Bibliography 527
  30. Notes 531
  31. Index 607
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