Hayseeds, Moralizers, and Methodists: The Twentieth-Century Image of Kansas

by Robert Smith Bader

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An interpretative study of the image of Kansas, focusing primarily on the twentieth-century, and looking at how the national reputation of the state has wavered from being renowned for cultural aggressiveness and societal confidence to being perceived as drab and backward.

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A review of the 20th Century's treatment of Kansas. Doesn't seem like the 21st is off to any better start. (

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kcshankd | Dec 6, 2013 |

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