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Notes

1. Brinkley, Alan. The Unfinished Nation. A Concise History of the American People. New York: McGraw-Hill, Inc., 1993, 178-180
2. Ibid., 223
3. Brinkley, 223
4. Licht, Walter. Working for the Railroad. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1983, 7
5. Brinkley, 223
6. Fogel, R.W. Railroads and American Economic Growth: Essays in Economic History Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1964, 2
7. Brinkley, 223-224
8. Licht, 10
9. Ibid., 7-8
10. Brinkley, 224
11. Fogel, 2-3
12. Billington, R.A. Westward Expansion New York: The Macmillan Company, 1967, 642-643
13. Fogel, 3
14. Bass Warner Jr., S. The Urban Wilderness. A History of the American City. New York: Harper & Row, 1972, 92-96
15. Laurie, Bruce. Artisans into Workers New York: Hill and Wang, 1989, 114
16. Brinkley, 347
17. parts 6 through 9 are taken from Dee Brown, Hear That Lonesome Whistle Blow New York: Bantam Books, Inc., 1978, pages 28-37, unless stated otherwise
18. Emerson, as quoted in Cochran, T. and W. Miller The Age of Enterprise New York: Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc., 1961, 54
19. Cochran, 54
20. Asa Whitney, as quoted in Brown, 28-32
21. as quoted in Brown, 32
22. Brinkley, 347-348
23. President Pierce, as quoted in Brown, 36
24. as quoted in Brown, 36
25. Brinkley, 342
26. Ibid., 438-349
27. Folsom, B.W. The Myth of the Robber Barons Herndon: Young America's Foundation, 1991, 18
28. Ibid., 1
29. as quoted in Folsom, 18-19
30. Folsom, 18-19
31. Brown, 102
32. Folsom, 19
33. Brown, 98
34. Ibid., 100-101
35. Folsom, 19-20
36. Brown, 102-103
37. part 12 is taken from Dee Brown, pages 119-127, unless stated otherwise
38. as quoted in Brown, 119
39. Harte, as quoted in Brown, 127
40. part 13 is taken from Folsom, pages 20-22, unless stated otherwise
41. Durant, as quoted in Folsom, 20
42. Scheiber H., H. Vatter and H. Underwood Faulkner. American Economic History New York: Harper & Row, 1976, 264-265
43. as quoted in Billington, Westward Expansion, 707
44. ibid.
45. ibid., 708
46. Billington, Westward Expansion, 706-708
47. Fogel, 5
48. parts 16, 17 and 18 are taken from Hudson, John C. "Towns of the Western Railroads" Great Plains Quarterly, Winter 1982, 41 - 54 (41-44)
49. as quoted in Hudson, 42
50. ibid.
51. as quoted in Fogel, 4
52. part 19 is taken from Ray Ginger, "A Compulsory Heaven at Pullman" Eds. L. Dinnerstein and K.T. Jackson American Vistas. 1877 to the Present. New York: Oxford University Press, 1979, 37-59, unless stated otherwise
53. Morgan, Kenneth ed. The Oxford History of Britain Oxford: Oxford University Press 1984, 530
54. as quoted in Ginger, 43
55. ibid.
56. Taft, Philip. Organized Labor in American History New York: Harper & Row, 1964, 147
57. parts 21 and 22 are taken from Zinn, Howard. A People's History of the United States. 1492 - present New York: HarperPerennial, 1995, 240-241, unless stated otherwise
58. as quoted in Zinn, 272
59. Dacus, as quoted in Zinn, 242
60. as quoted in Zinn, 245
61. Burbank, as quoted in Zinn, 245
62. Marx, as quoted in Zinn, 245-246
63. parts 23 through 25 are taken from Ray Ginger, 43-56, unless stated otherwise.
64. Debs, as quoted in Ginger, 48
65. as quoted in Ginger, 51
66. Debs, as quoted in Ginger, 52
67. United States Constitution, as quoted in Ginger, 52
68. Governor Altgeld, as quoted in Ginger, 52-53
69. President Cleveland, as quoted in Ginger, 53
70. as quoted in Ginger, 55
71. Federal investigating commission, as quoted in Ginger, 56
72. supreme court of Illinois, as quoted in Ginger, 56
73. Chapter VI (parts 26-28) has been taken from Scheiber et. Al, 265-270, unless stated otherwise
74. From Revolution to Reconstruction and what happened afterwards… http://www.let.rug.nl/usa/outlines/history-1990/the-era-of-expansion-and-reform/farmers-face-hardship.php, June 1999
75. Billington, Westward Expansion 728-729.
76. The Fourteenth Amendment, as quoted in Scheiber, 267
77. Court ruling, as quoted in Scheiber, 267
78. ibid.
79. Interstate Commerce Commissioners, as quoted in Scheiber, 269
80. Historical Overview of the Union Pacific Railroad Post Construction http://www.uprr.com/uprr/ffh/history/hist-ov5.shtml April 1999
81. Scheiber et. Al. 271-272
82. Historical Overview of the Union Pacific Railroad
83. Milner II, C.A., O'Connor C.A., & Sandweiss M.A. The Oxford History of the American West New York: Oxford University Press, 1994, 472-473
84. Scheiber et. Al 322-323
85. Ibid., 408-409
86. Historical Overview of the Union Pacific Railroad
87. http://www.trainweb.com/ahs/bah.htm , April 1999
88. Brown, 278
89. Ibid., 216
90. Milner et. Al, 628-629
91. Stilgoe, as quoted in Historical Overview of the Union Pacific Railroad
92. Poulson, Barry. Economic History of the United States New York: Macmillan Publishing Company Inc., 1981, 297
93. Scheiber et.al, 159

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