Righteous indignation : religion and the populist revolution / Joe Creech.

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Creech, Joe, 1964- [Author]

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9780252090912

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BR525 .R544 2006

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An established antiestablishmentarianism : nineteenth-century North Carolina evangelicalism -- Men and machines : freedom, conformity, and the complexities of Southern Evangelical thought -- Section II: The voice of God in the Alliance Whirlwind -- The Alliance Vorzeit -- Religion and the rise of the Farmers' Alliance -- Section III: Vox populi, vox dei -- "Pure democracy and white supremacy" : the Democratic Party and the Farmers' Alliance -- Crossing the rubicon : the Populist Revolt of 1892 -- Religion and the Populist Revolt -- Victory, defeat, and disfranchisement, 1893-98 -- Epilogue: the end of an era, the end of a dream.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Section I: Evangelical establishment -- An established antiestablishmentarianism : nineteenth-century North Carolina evangelicalism -- Men and machines : freedom, conformity, and the complexities of Southern Evangelical thought -- Section II: The voice of God in the Alliance Whirlwind -- The Alliance Vorzeit -- Religion and the rise of the Farmers' Alliance -- Section III: Vox populi, vox dei -- "Pure democracy and white supremacy" : the Democratic Party and the Farmers' Alliance -- Crossing the rubicon : the Populist Revolt of 1892 -- Religion and the Populist Revolt -- Victory, defeat, and disfranchisement, 1893-98 -- Epilogue: the end of an era, the end of a dream.

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