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ISBN 10: 1603444890
ISBN 13: 9781603444897
Author: Patrick G Williams
At the end of Reconstruction, the old order reasserted itself, to varying degrees, throughout the former Confederate states. This period—Redemption, as it was called—was crucial in establishing the structures and alliances that dominated the Solid South until at least the mid-twentieth century.
Texas shared in this, but because of its distinctive antebellum history, its western position within the region, and the large influx of new residents that poured across its borders, it followed its own path toward Redemption.
Now, historian Patrick G. Williams provides a dual study of the issues facing Texas Democrats as they rebuilt their party and of the policies they pursued once they were back in power. Treating Texas as a southern but also a western and a borderlands state, Williams has crafted a work with a richly textured awareness unlike any previous single study. Students of regional and political history will benefit from Williams’ comprehensive view of this often overlooked, yet definitive era in Texas history.
Introduction: South by Southwest
Redeeming State Government, 1872–74
Redemption’s Second Act, 1874–75: The Judiciary and Local Government
The Ballot Box and the Jury Box: Redeemers and the Privileges of Citizenship
Retrenchment, Development, and the Politics of Public Land
Redeemer Democrats and the Politics of Social Welfare
The Crisis of Redeemer Government, 1878–84
Conclusion: Redemption’s Final Act
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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