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List of Illustrations Acknowledgments List of Abbreviations Prologue
1: Partisan Politics: The Evil and the Remedy
2: Organizational Repertoires and Institutional Change
3: The Experiment Station: Political Innovation and Diffusion among the States
4: Neither Friends Nor Enemies: Organized Labor and Partisan Politics
5: From Agrarian Protest to Business Politics
6: Politics without Party: The Organizational Accomplishments of Disenfranchised Women
7: Challenge and Crystallization: The Institutionalization of Reform in Three States
8: "The Menace of New Privilege"
Coda: In Practice, in Theory Notes References Index
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