History of bigotry in the United States /
by Gustavus Myers.
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| In collection: | Stephen Griffin Collection |
| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Random House,
[1943].
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| Notes: | Dust jacket available for GR item. Includes bibliographical references and index. Physical description: viii, 504 p. ; 23 cm. Portion of title: Bigotry in the United States more |
Table of Contents:
The infusion begins
Blue laws
Witchcraft
The strife of creeds
Theocracy comes over
Some antecedent persecutions
Tables turned
Epidemic of plots
Partial obliteration
Liberalism makes progress
Colliding forces
Upheaval against Masons
Convent burned
Craze for disclosures
Samuel F. B. Morse's book
Nativism
The fruits of nativism
Know-Nothings
Prejudice advances
The twilight of know-nothingism
The A. P. A.
The A. P. A. at its crest
Watson's dual campaigns
First and second Ku Klux Klan
"Invisible Empire" nation wide
The decline of the hooded order
Campaigning on religious lines
Henry Ford's seven years' calumnies against Jews
1. The protocols. 2. Ford's retraction
On the Nazi pattern
Hitler's advent the signal
Birds of a feather
Anti-Semitism via Father Coughlin
Christian fronters and mobilizers
"We want Lindbergh".
The infusion begins
Blue laws
Witchcraft
The strife of creeds
Theocracy comes over
Some antecedent persecutions
Tables turned
Epidemic of plots
Partial obliteration
Liberalism makes progress
Colliding forces
Upheaval against Masons
Convent burned
Craze for disclosures
Samuel F. B. Morse's book
Nativism
The fruits of nativism
Know-Nothings
Prejudice advances
The twilight of know-nothingism
The A. P. A.
The A. P. A. at its crest
Watson's dual campaigns
First and second Ku Klux Klan
"Invisible Empire" nation wide
The decline of the hooded order
Campaigning on religious lines
Henry Ford's seven years' calumnies against Jews
1. The protocols. 2. Ford's retraction
On the Nazi pattern
Hitler's advent the signal
Birds of a feather
Anti-Semitism via Father Coughlin
Christian fronters and mobilizers
"We want Lindbergh".