Blah, boring. The partisan politics and economics of late 19th century farmers.
Chapters 4-6 hold promise, though. Chapter 4 is titled "The Status Revolution and Progressive Leaders" and the sections are titled "The plutocracy and the mugwump type", The Alienation of the professionals", and "From the mugwump to the progressive." Sounds more like ideas and psychology than agricultural economics.
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