How Members of Congress Are Bribed

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In the late 19th century, "How Members of Congress Are Bribed" by J. Hampton Moore sheds light on the pervasive corruption within the U.S. Congress. This political treatise delves into the intricate web of influence wielded by lobbyists and exposes the insidious bribery tactics used by influential railroad companies. Ideal for students of political science and history buffs, this document offers a revealing look at the darker side of American politics. Dive into the pages of this insightful work to uncover the hidden mechanisms that have shaped the course of legislative decision-making in the United States.