41. References For Southwest Virginia - Genealogy Buck, Solon J. Elizabeth H. Buck. The Planting of Civilization in Western Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh Press, 1939. Caruso, John A. http://werelate.org/wiki/References_for_Southwest_Virginia

Menu Home Search All Articles People Images ... Places Add Article Person Family Image ... Import GEDCOM My Relate Dashboard Network Watchlist Contributions ... Launch FTE Admin Recent changes Nominate Logs New Images ... Volunteer Log Personal tools Sign in Create account Help Contents Search FAQ Support ... Watercooler References for Southwest Virginia Views Article Talk Edit History ... What links here more Print Watchers Southwest Virginia Project Return to Southwest Virginia Project Main Page We are like dwarfs on the shoulders of giants, so that we can see more than they, and things at a greater distance, not by virtue of any sharpness of sight on our part, or any physical distinction, but because we are carried high and raised up by their giant size. Bernard of Chartruese as quoted by John of Salisbury (1159AD) fide Wikipedia:John_of_Salisbury Southwest Virginia Bibliography . However, more recent works, which normally can not be viewed "online" are also being included as they come to hand. Color coding: Histories Family Histories Record Abstracts Records of Lee and Scott Counties, Formed from Russell in 1793 and 1814 Respectively. Addington, 1932

42. Illinois Illinois Back to Bibliography Home Buck, Solon J. Agricultural Organizations in Illinois, 18701880. Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society. 3 http://history.missouristate.edu/wrmiller/Populism/Texts/Documents/Bibliography/

43. The Economics Of American Farm Unrest, 1865-1900 | Economic History Services Buck, Solon J. The Granger Movement A Study of Agricultural Organization and Its Political, Economic, and Social Manifestations, 18701880. http://eh.net/encyclopedia/article/stewart.farmers

EH.net is owned and operated by the Economic History Association with the support of other sponsoring organizations. Search this site: home about Log In Editor Robert Whaples Navigation Index Authors Top Articles Advisory Board Members and Consulting Editors Navigation EH.net Home EHA Home Book Reviews Book Review Signup ... Related Sites Sponsors Economic History Association Economic History Society Business History Conference The Cliometric Society Please read our Comments? Questions? Use our online feedback form or send email to admin@eh.net The Economics of American Farm Unrest, 1865-1900 Posted Fri, 2010-02-05 10:44 by backend James I. Stewart, Reed College American farmers have often expressed dissatisfaction with their lot but the decades after the Civil War were extraordinary in this regard. The period was one of persistent and acute political unrest. The specific concerns of farmers were varied, but at their core was what farmers perceived to be their deteriorating political and economic status. Although farmers in every region of the country had cause for agitation, unrest was probably greatest in the northern prairie and Plains states. A series of droughts there between 1870 and 1900 created recurring hardships, and Midwestern grain farmers faced growing price competition from producers abroad. Farmers in the South also revolted, but their protests were muted by racism. Black farmers were excluded from most farm groups, and many white farmers were reluctant to join the attack on established politics and business for fear of undermining the system of social control that kept blacks inferior to whites (Goodwyn, 1978).

44. Leaders And Liberals In 20th Century America Buck. Solon J., The Granger Movement, Cambridge, Mass., 1913. Gabriel Ralph H., The Course of American Democratic Thought, New York, 1940. Hacker Louis M., http://www.questia.com/read/1476598

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45. Dakota Conflict Buck, Solon J., 1931 Memory's Trail May, Grace Lovell Loenholdt, Wilhelmina P., 1954 Thrilling incidnets of the Indian War of 1862 Eastlick, Lavina, 1937 http://www.bechshistory.com/museum/DakotaConflict.html

Home Museum BEC History Exhibits ... Membership Dakota Conflict Bibliography Items Marked with # are available in the BECHS Research Center Items marked with * are for sale in BECHS Museum Store Readily Available Resources The Dakota War of 1862 Kenneth Carley, 2001 (formerly titled The Sioux Uprising of 1862 published in 1976) Acknowledged as one of the best narrative accounts of the war and time period Through Dakota Eyes: Narrative Accounts of the Minnesota Indian Wars of 1862 Gary Clayton and Alan Woolworth, editors, 1984 Account of interviews from the actual participants in the war. A viewpoint primarily of the Dakota Indians. The Great Sioux Uprising C.M. Oehler, 1959 Reprinted 1997 Oehler tells the convoluted story in a logical and flowing manner with insights into the characters of the main people that brings you into the story. Soldier, Settler and Sioux; Fort Ridgely and the Minnesota River Valley, 1853-1867 Paul N. Beck, 2000 This book stresses Ft. Ridgely's role on the western frontier's advance by whites and European immigrants.

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