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4.4. Reform and the Drive for Prohibition

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5.1. The Road to Democratic Triumph

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5.2. The Republicans Regroup

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6.1. The First Collapse: 1894

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6.2. The Final Collapse: 1896

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6.3. The Transformation of the Parties

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7.1. Financial Influence on Political Parties

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7.2. T.R.: The Making of a Progressive

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7.3. T.R. as President: The “Good” Trusts

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7.4. T.R. as President: The “Bad” Trusts

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