The dissonance of change, 1929 to the present
By: edited by Paul W. Glad.
Series: Random House readings in American history,; v. 6
Publisher: Random House
Published: 1970
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 231
Subjects: United States -- Politics and government -- 20th century.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Sources of the New Deal: reflections on the temper of a time, by A. M. Schlesinger.; title: A blunder becomes catastrophe: Hoover, the Legion, and the bonus army, by D. J. Lisio.; title: It all happened in Pine Mountain Valley, by P. K. Conklin.; title: The Negro in the New Deal, by L. H. Fishel, Jr.; title: Foreign policy and the "democratic myth": the debate on the Ludlow amendment, by R. D. Burns and W. A. Dixon.; title: Hitler's image of the United States, by G. L. Weinberg.; title: How the cold war began, by S. Lynd.; title: Dollar strength as a liability in United States diplomacy, by J. P. Nichols.; title: The decline and fall of the double standard, by E. O. Smigel and R. Seiden.; title: What happened to the civil rights movement? By C. V. Woodward.; title: The changing pattern of American politics, by L. Overacker.; title: The science establishment and its political control, by W. Goldstein.