The Wizard of OZ and Populist Politics in Kansas in the late 1800's

References:

• THE WONDERFUL WIZARD OF OZ AND THE POPULIST POLITICS UPON WHICH THE STORY IS GROUNDED!! from: RED FEATHER INSTITUTE For Advanced Studies in Sociology
  
• in The Wonderful Land of Oz by T. R. Young, Official Socialist Historian of The Great and Wondrous Land of Oz
  
• Notes On My Interpretation of Baum's Work:
  T.R. Young
  Self-Proclaimed Official Socialist Historian
  of the Great and Glorious Land of
  Oz: Land of the Winkies, Gillkins,
  Munchins and Quadlings.
  
• How the 1973 Pink Floyd album "Dark Side of the Moon" is really an alternate sound track for "The Wizard of Oz".
  
• Biography of Frank Baum
  
• On line libraries of electronic books.
  
• E-books by L. Frank Baum
  
• The Master Key, An Electrical Fairy Tale Founded Upon The Mysteries Of Electricity by L. Frank Baum
  
• A short review by a student
  
• A review of "Dark Side of the Rainbow" by Pink Floyd
  
• The first critical review of "The Wizard of Oz" by Marvin Gardner and Russel Nye
  
• Wizard of Oz movie page
  
• Dark Side of the Moon page
  
• An analysis of why Pink Floyd made Dark Side of the Moon and the connection with Money and Oz
  
• Applying the Wizard of Oz Technique to the Study of Multimodal Systems
  
• Reviews and Commentary for History of Money : From Sandstone to Cyberspace
  Cases in point range from an appreciation of Edward Bellamy's prediction of credit cards in his utopian novel Looking Backward (1888) through a discussion of the ways in which L. Frank Baum's The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1900) made an allegorical case for bimetallism. An entertaining, on-the-money introduction to precisely what makes the world go 'round.
  
• THE WIZARD OF OZ & THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
  
• Marcia's Wizard of OZ Page (best collection of pictures)
  

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