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May and the Claws of the Money Power in 1896 politics
A dense critique arguing the money power backs a imperialist, centralized state with Levi P. Morton as a presidential candidate while warning Populists that McKinley cannot protect common people. It claims foreign influence, organized forces, and a coming showdown over republican reform, urging unity against imperial aims.
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Wm. McKinley
Ohio
Levi P. Morton
New York
California
The
Imperialist
New York City
United States
Levi P. Morton & Co
England
New York State
Republican Party
Indianapolis Journal
Indianapolis News
N. Y. Tribune
N. Y
Ind
Sharon
Otsay
Uesir
Pilkertons
Subjeet
Wir Ff
Flagzard
Levi J. Morton
McKinley
Oli
Asis
Legi P. Morton
Money Power
Ainold
le Jean
Money Powers
National Destiny
People's Party
Washington
Bureau
Tillman
South Carolina
South
Rih
M. W. Wilkins
New Charter