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|a Margolies, Daniel S.,
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|a Henry Watterson and the New South :
|b The Politics of Empire, Free Trade, and Globalization /
|c Daniel S. Margolies.
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|a Introducation: a new empire for the new South -- Toward the star-eyed goddess -- Sound money, home rule, and free trade -- Democracy unterrified and undefiled -- The idiosyncrasy of the market -- The new new departure -- War has its compensations -- We done expanded -- Conclusion: the compromises of empire.
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