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America Before Welfare de Franklin Folsom

America Before Welfare

Autor Franklin Folsom
en Limba Engleză Paperback – oct 1996
Amidst the current debates on the future of welfare, one voice has been conspicuously absent: that of the unemployed and underprivileged. The result of almost a half-century of research, America Before Welfare traces the leadership and activities of the unemployed from industrialization to the outbreak of World War II. It is at once a profound work of history and an anecdotal window onto America's past, in the days before FDR's New Deal.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9780814726679
ISBN-10: 0814726674
Pagini: 576
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 33 mm
Greutate: 0.84 kg
Editura: NYU Press - IPS

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"Will appeal to all interested in U.S. history . . . . a splendid example of `history from the bottom up.'"
—New York Review of Books "A heroic and even optimistic history, a narrative of the struggles of oppressed people and their progressive allies against social injustice."
—The Nation "Gracefully written and assiduously researched."
—Village Voice Literary Supplement "Lively and compelling."
—Eric Foner, Columbia University "Eloquent, exciting, inspirational, and an important piece of the forgotten history of people's struggles for justice in the United States. Folsom has done an extraordinary ob of research, and he writes with great style."
—Howard Zinn, author of A People's History of The United States
"Will appeal to all interested in U.S. history ... a splendid example of 'history from the bottom up.'" --New York Review of Books "A heroic and even optimistic history, a narrative of the struggles of oppressed people and their progressive allies against social injustice." --The Nation "Gracefully written and assiduously researched." --Village Voice Literary Supplement "Lively and compelling." --Eric Foner, Columbia University "Eloquent, exciting, inspirational, and an important piece of the forgotten history of people's struggles for justice in the United States. Folsom has done an extraordinary ob of research, and he writes with great style." --Howard Zinn, author of A People's History of The United States