Progressive reform and the governors
The flow of party politics and reform 1890-1920
Midwesterners paving the way : Altgeld, Pingree, La Follette with follow ups by Deneen, Dunne, Osborn, and Mcgovern
More from the Midwest : Cummins, Folk, Johnson, Harmon, Cox and Marshall
Raising hell on the plains : Lewelling, Hoch, Stubbs, Sheldon, Burke, and Norbeck
Mixing race and reform in the South : the deep South, with Tillman, Blease, Vardaman, Bilbo, Hoke Smith, and Comer
The Southern periphery : Broward, Davis, Hogg and Haskell
The upper South : not so southern, a succession of progressive governors
Going East : Roosevelt, Hughes, Al Smith : governing and dealing with the bosses
Wilson of New Jersey : scholar and tactician, confronting the bosses
The rest of the East : Republican and Conservative, doing what could be done with boss and corporate control and only limited power
Western "radicalism" : Hiram Johnson, curtailing the railroads, getting beyond politics as usual
Agitation and activity in the Northwest : Chamberlain, West, Rogers, Carey
The Southwest: Shafroth, Bamberger, and Hunt
Governors and reform : the record and the legacy
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