The Fall of the Great Republic (1886-88)

CONTENTS.

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I.	Introductory.—The “Hard Times” of 1882–1887	7
II.	The Moral Interregnum	15
III.	The Socialistic Poison	27
IV.	The Rule of Ireland in America	32
V.	The First Eruption	51
VI.	Anxious Forebodings	77
VII.	The Revolutionists’ Master-stroke	86
VIII.	The Reign of Anarchy	96
IX.	Attempts to save the Government	103
X.	The last President of the United States	115
XI.	A Precious Triumvirate	124
XII.	War with England	128
XIII.	Capture of Boston	141
XIV.	The European Coalition	159
XV.	The Allies attack New York	171
XVI.	The Final Struggle	192
XVII.	Foreign Occupation	198
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APPENDIX.
I.	The Socialistic Spirit in 1885	207
II.	A Revolution near at Hand.—“It must come”	209
III.	A Female Socialist’s Advice	211
IV.	Atheism, Communism, and Anarchy	212
V.	The Forces arrayed against Civilization	213
VI.	The Prospects of an Alliance between Dynamiters and Communists	214
VII.	Two Contemporary Criticisms	215
VIII.	The Courts.—One Journalistic Warning out of many	217
IX.	The Unprotected Atlantic Coast	218
X.	A Single Illustration of the Irish-American Spirit	219
XI.	The Army of the Discontented	222
XII.	Defending Dynamite Assassination	223

THE FALL OF THE GREAT
REPUBLIC.

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