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"Biographical study of the Georgia agitator, born of a slave-owning family reduced to poverty after the Civil war, when his family declined from the plantation owner class to the share-cropper status. Always an enemy of industrialism, Watson took the side of the southern farmer. He was elected to Congress in 1890, later became a Populist leader, and in 1904 and 1908 he ran for president on the Populist ticket." Book rev. digest.
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1 edition- Other · English · 1963Oxford University Press, USA · 528 pages · 9780195007077
PopulismePolitique et gouvernementHommes politiquesBiographiesHistoireWatson, thomas edward, 1856-1922LawyersBiography