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The Social Credit Movement in Alberta
Irving, John A.
Publisher: University of Toronto Press, Toronto, CanadaYear Published: 1959 Pages: 369pp Resource Type: Book Why did the doctinres of Social Credit achieve political acceptance in Alberta? Abstract: - Table of Contents Foreword Preface I The Social Credit Movement and its Setting II The Prophet III Strategy and Tactics: I IV Strategy and Tactics: II V Transition to Political Action VI The Web of Politics VII The Secondary Leaders VIII The Response of the People: I IX The Response of the People: II X The Struggle for Power XI Interpretations of the Movement Appendixes I The Social Credit Platform, 1935 II The Platform and Attitudes of the U.F.A., Liberal, and Conservative Parties in Alberta, 1935 III Outline of William Aberhart's Social Credit Manual (1935) IV Summary of the Case of the Economic Safety League Against Social Credit, As Stated in The Dangers of Douglasism (1935) Index Subject Headings |