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First Edition. Near fine cloth copy in a near-fine, very slightly edge-nicked and dust-dulled dust-wrapper, now mylar-sleeved. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description; x, 321 pages ; 25 cm. Notes; Includes bibliographical references (pages 275-310) and index. Contents; The Integration of Life in the Old Order -- Traditional Values and the Old Order -- The Land, the Rivers, and the People -- The Traditional Unity of Life and Work -- Family, Community, and the Variations of Culture -- Politics and Government -- Creation of the New Order -- The Engine of Growth -- Expanding the Market -- The Developers of Agriculture -- The New Insecurities -- The Invisible Hand -- The New Tools -- The New Competitors -- The New Authorities and Secularism -- Primitive Resistance to the New Order -- The Law, Outlaws, and Railroads -- The Civil War and the Crisis of Law and Authority -- The Battle over Railroad Bonds -- Jesse James, America's Classic Social Bandit -- The Great Strike of 1877 and Ownership of Law -- Communities, Economic Development, and Vigilantes -- The Bald Knobbers of the 1880s -- Race and Class War in the Bootheel -- The Cultural War -- Discipline and Self-Discipline -- Economic and Military Compulsions -- The Battle for the Hearts and Minds of the Children -- The Democratic Culture of Escape and Ragtime -- Mutual Aid -- The Protections of Church, Race, and Language -- Immigrant Cultures and Mutual Aid -- Segregation, Racial Control, and Mutual Aid -- White Protestants and the Crises of Conduct and Control -- The Fraternal and Cooperative Ethic of Mutual Aid -- The Search for Security in the New Workplaces -- The Economic Organization of the New Order -- The Organization of Business -- The Organization of the Professions -- The Organization of Labor -- Political Resistance in the New Order. Traditional Resistance, Populism, and the Limits of Politics -- Traditional Resistance and the Limits of Politics -- Populism and the Limits of Politics -- The Consumer Revolt and the Grass-Roots Origins of the Missouri Idea -- The Consumer Revolt -- Bribery and the Local Origins of the Missouri Idea -- The Missouri Idea and State Politics -- The Folk Administration and the Flowering of the Missouri Idea -- The Changing Context of Popular Control -- The Decline of the Missouri Idea and the Rise of Regulation -- The Problem of Cutting Distance: Structure -- The Problem of Cutting Distance: Participation -- Winning, Losing, and Democracy. Subjects; 1865-1950. Economic history. Politics and government. Social conditions. Industries Missouri History. 3 Kg.

First Edition. Near fine cloth copy in a near-fine, very slightly edge-nicked and dust-dulled dust-wrapper, now mylar-sleeved. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Physical description; x, 321 pages ; 25 cm. Notes; Includes bibliographical references (pages 275-310) and index. Contents; The Integration of Life in the Old Order -- Traditional Values and the Old Order -- The Land, the Rivers, and the People -- The Traditional Unity of Life and Work -- Family, Community, and the Variations of Culture -- Politics and Government -- Creation of the New Order -- The Engine of Growth -- Expanding the Market -- The Developers of Agriculture -- The New Insecurities -- The Invisible Hand -- The New Tools -- The New Competitors -- The New Authorities and Secularism -- Primitive Resistance to the New Order -- The Law, Outlaws, and Railroads -- The Civil War and the Crisis of Law and Authority -- The Battle over Railroad Bonds -- Jesse James, America's Classic Social Bandit -- The Great Strike of 1877 and Ownership of Law -- Communities, Economic Development, and Vigilantes -- The Bald Knobbers of the 1880s -- Race and Class War in the Bootheel -- The Cultural War -- Discipline and Self-Discipline -- Economic and Military Compulsions -- The Battle for the Hearts and Minds of the Children -- The Democratic Culture of Escape and Ragtime -- Mutual Aid -- The Protections of Church, Race, and Language -- Immigrant Cultures and Mutual Aid -- Segregation, Racial Control, and Mutual Aid -- White Protestants and the Crises of Conduct and Control -- The Fraternal and Cooperative Ethic of Mutual Aid -- The Search for Security in the New Workplaces -- The Economic Organization of the New Order -- The Organization of Business -- The Organization of the Professions -- The Organization of Labor -- Political Resistance in the New Order. Traditional Resistance, Populism, and the Limits of Politics -- Traditional Resistance and the Limits of Politics -- Populism and the Limits of Politics -- The Consumer Revolt and the Grass-Roots Origins of the Missouri Idea -- The Consumer Revolt -- Bribery and the Local Origins of the Missouri Idea -- The Missouri Idea and State Politics -- The Folk Administration and the Flowering of the Missouri Idea -- The Changing Context of Popular Control -- The Decline of the Missouri Idea and the Rise of Regulation -- The Problem of Cutting Distance: Structure -- The Problem of Cutting Distance: Participation -- Winning, Losing, and Democracy. Subjects; 1865-1950. Economic history. Politics and government. Social conditions. Industries Missouri History. 1 Kg.