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If Silver Wins The Political Struggle For Power
In a broad defense of popular sovereignty over corporate influence, the essay argues that a victory by the masses would embed constitutional guarantees. It contends that reforms like electing Senators and federal judges, postmasters, limiting veto power, and rethinking presidential terms and rail/telecom control would rebalance power from consolidated wealth to the people.
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England
Russia
Catherine
Imperial Guard
Philadelphia
Senate
Congress
United States
House
Supreme Court
Unsion
Postal Service
Civil Service
Cleveland
Bryan
Georgia
Mississippi
Iowa
Minnesota
Trans
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Railroad Commissions
Railroad Commission
Inter State Commerce