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7w62f76575b	James P. Breen	Fighting the Roman Corporation: How the American Protective Association Combined Anti-Catholicism and Antimonopolism in Gilded Age America	2022		.txt	text/plain	310	10	27	Many historians have tried to explain why economic reform movements and mass working-class political movements failed to curb the excesses of industrialization in the United States during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Antimonopolism in the Gilded Age often depended on Catholics, so the A.P.A.'s commitment to opposing both corporations and the Catholic Church fractured other antimonopoly political movements and organizations.	cache/7w62f76575b.txt	txt/7w62f76575b.txt