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which resulted in Kansas Republican Governor Henry Allen ordering White’s 1923 arrest for backing striking railroad workers. The Progressive-Republican White fought for reform, railed against big government and big business, and provided strength to the party’s liberal wing. In times of crisis, especially World War I, the Great Depression, and World War II, he put party politics to the side and cooperated with leaders to inspire Americans who were trying to cope with difficult circumstances. Delgadillo’s biography is a worthwhile analysis from a political science vantage point, but not a journalistic one. The recommendation of this work for journalism historians comes with a qualification. Delgadillo’s work does not shed new light on White’s journalistic activities. Rather, Crusader for Democracy is a worthwhile analysis of White’s political life, and students in political science and government history classes will benefit from reading it. On the other hand, journalism students may not.