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An anthology of writings on the New Deal era, capturing diverse perspectives on its policies and impact.
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An anthology of writings on the New Deal era, capturing diverse perspectives on its policies and impact.
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Here too are the voices of those who thought the New Dealers were going 'too far' such as Walter Lippmann and Raymond Moley, and of those who thought they were not going 'far enough'; like John Dewey, W. E. B. DuBois, Norman Thomas, Lewis Mumford, and Carey McWilliams. In his Introduction Howard Zinn defines the boundaries of the New Deal's experimentalism and attempts to explain why it sputtered out. The result is a book that captures the spirit of the New Deal—hopeful
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will contain mild spoilers
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Central focus on New Deal policies with diverse political perspectives.
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Brief mentions of systemic suffering during the Great Depression era.
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