"Nothing succeeds like success": Kansas populism's gilded age background -- A dissident dialogue -- Goodbye, my party, goodbye -- Kansas populist leadership: clodhoppers or agrarian iconoclasts? -- "A turnip crsade, as it were" -- Looking toward 1892 -- "Rats, rats, and pickled cats are good enough for pops and democrats" -- "The first people's party government on earth" -- Nothing fails like failure: 1894 and the redeemers -- Metamorphosis -- Silver, fusion, and success? -- The determined and the disgruntled -- Vindication? The populist leader in the progresseive era -- Appendix I. Individual leaders and a selective list of sources for bibliographical statistics -- Appendix II. Composite comparison of the major Kansas populist leadership for the years 1890 and 1896 -- Appendix III. Members of the 1893 House for whom information was obtained by individual reference and the sources of that information -- Appendix IV. Composite comparison of the Kansas legislatures of 1891, 1893, 1895, 1897, and 1899.

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