
Betsy Gaskins (Dimicrat), Wife of Jobe Gaskins (Republican)
Or, Uncle Tom's Cabin Up to DateBy W. I. HoodLength10h 55m
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In "Betsy Gaskins (Dimicrat), Wife of Jobe Gaskins (Republican)," W. I. Hood masterfully navigates the complexities of political identity through the lens of familial dynamics. The novel presents a rich tapestry of character interactions set against a backdrop of a divided political landscape, contrasting the ideologies of Betsy, a committed Dimicrat, and her husband, Jobe, a staunch Republican. Hood's prose combines sharp wit with poignant reflection, creating a narrative that resonates deeply with contemporary societal debates, while paying homage to classic American literature's exploration of personal and political dichotomies. W. I. Hood, an author deeply embedded in the cultural and political nuances of modern America, draws from his own experiences in a politically polarized environment. His insights into the dualities of personal relationships within the framework of public life lend authenticity and depth to the characters. Hood's engagement with political themes reveals his commitment to understanding the human condition amidst ideological strife, allowing readers to explore the intersection of love, loyalty, and belief systems. This novel is highly recommended for readers seeking an engaging narrative that reflects the turmoil of contemporary political discourse while remaining anchored in the personal stories that shape our understanding of identity. Hood invites readers to reflect on their own convictions, making this a compelling read for anyone interested in the interplay of personal and political landscapes.
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GenreHumor
Length10 hrs 55 mins
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FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateDec 11, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Betsy Gaskins (Dimicrat).
37CHAPTER XXXVI. BILL BOWERS IS ON THE FENCE.
2CHAPTER I. JOBE SETS AND STUDIES.
38CHAPTER XXXVII. BETSY FAINTS. A VISION.
3CHAPTER II AN ARGUMENT ON THE MONEY QUESTION.
39CHAPTER XXXVIII. THE PARTING.
4CHAPTER III. JOBE SLEEPS IN THE SPARE BED. THE DREAM.
40CHAPTER XXXIX. THE PREACHER AND THE SALOONKEEPER.
5CHAPTER IV. “THE COMERS.”
41CHAPTER XL. “THEM ROOMS.” THE “DIRECTOR OF CHARITIES.”
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6CHAPTER V. JOBE MUST RAISE $2,100.
42CHAPTER XLI. A SORE HAND.
7CHAPTER VI. BETTY, THE DRIVIN ANIMAL.
43CHAPTER XLII. HATTIE MOORE.
8CHAPTER VII. THEY DRIVE OLD TOM.
44CHAPTER XLIII. A FAMILY REUNION.
9CHAPTER VIII. ANOTHER LETTER FROM RICHER.
45CHAPTER XLIV. AFTER THE WOE, THEN COMES THE LAW.
10CHAPTER IX. A FEW REASONS BY BETSY.
46PART II
11CHAPTER X. IS THERE A WOMAN IN THE BARN?
47CONTENTS OF PART II.
12CHAPTER XI. “IN TOWN.”
48I. THE IMPENDING REVOLUTION.
13CHAPTER XII. THE DECISION.
49II. THE PHILOSOPHY OF MONEY.
14CHAPTER XIII. JOBE CHEERS UP.
50Varieties of Money.
15CHAPTER XIV. A NEW MORTGAGE.
51Intrinsic Value.
16CHAPTER XV. JOBE, OUT OF TROUBLE, IS UNRULY AGAIN.
52Specie Basis.
17CHAPTER XVI. JOBE IS SCARED.
53The Legal Tender Basis.
18CHAPTER XVII. JOBE SLEEPS IN THE BARN.
54The Functions of Money.
19CHAPTER XVIII. THE SPITTOONS.
55The Volume of Money.
20CHAPTER XIX. A BIG-HEADED MAN.
56III. A BIRD’S-EYE VIEW OF AMERICAN FINANCIAL HISTORY.
21CHAPTER XX. “BONDS SELL WELL.”
57Our Coin for a Century.
22CHAPTER XXI. THE SERMON.
58United States Banks—Wild-Cat and State Banks.
23CHAPTER XXII. JOBE HELPING TO RAISE THE OFFICERS’ SALARIES.
59The College Professor and the Facts.
24CHAPTER XXIII. PLAN TO RELIEVE THE RICH OF AN EXPENSE.
60Safety Fund—Suffolk and Redemption Banks.
25CHAPTER XXIV. THEM PROMISES.
61The Example of France.
26CHAPTER XXV. JOBE EXCITED OVER A NOMINATION.
62The Bank of England.
27CHAPTER XXVI. THE BLOOMERS.
63The Washington “Currency Reformers.”
28CHAPTER XXVII. “THEM POPULISTS.”
64IV. THE EIGHT MONEY CONSPIRACIES.
29CHAPTER XXVIII. TROUBLE WITH BILLOT.
65V. FINANCIAL AUTHORITIES.
30CHAPTER XXIX. “INFORCIN THE LAW AGIN BILLOT.”
66VI. INTEREST AND USURY.
31CHAPTER XXX. BETSY DISCUSSES “FIAT” MONEY.
67A Chapter from “Cæsar’s Column.”
32CHAPTER XXXI. JOBE BLOWS A FISH-HORN.
68How Wealth Accumulates.
33CHAPTER XXXII. AT COURT AGAIN.
69VII. DEBT AND SLAVERY.
34CHAPTER XXXIII. JUDGMENT RENDERED.
70VIII. THE LAWS OF PROPERTY.
35CHAPTER XXXIV. THE LITTLE WHITE ROSE-BUSH.
71IX. DIRECT LEGISLATION.: Proportional Representation.
36CHAPTER XXXV. JOBE TALKS OF THINGS THAT ARE GONE.