Recent America, conflicting interpretations of the great issues
Publisher: Macmillan
Published: 1962
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 470
Subjects: History; Philosophy; Historia
Notes: "A major portion of the text was reproduced from ... The American past. vol. II ... [published] 1961."
Table of contents: title: The Spanish-American war : aspect of the "large policy" or victory for the Cuban "junta"?; title: Theodore Roosevelt as legislative leader : success or failure?; title: Woodrow Wilson and progressivism : did the South help make Wilson an advanced progressive?; title: The United States and World War I, 1914-1917 : did the Wilson administration pursue a policy of neutrality?; title: The defeat of the Versailles Treaty : who was responsible, Wilson or Lodge?; title: The literature of the 1920's : a trivial literature or a literature of "useful innocence"?; title: Herbert Hoover and the great depression : interventionism or inflexibility?; title: The New Deal and the American reform tradition : how new was the New Deal?; title: The United States enters World War II : did the U.S. maneuver Japan into the attack on Pearl Harbor?; title: The doctrine of unconditional surrender : major political error or act of statesmanship?; title: The Yalta agreements : surrender to Russia or wartime realism?; title: Senator McCarthy : sincere foe of communism or demagogue?; title: The Korean war : who was right, Truman or MacArthur; title: The presidency of Eisenhower : years of leadership or of postponement?