America at War : the home front, 1941-1945

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Autor principal: Polenberg, Richard, 1937- (Compilador)
Format: Livre papier
Idioma:Anglais
Publicat: Englewood Cliffs, N.J. : Prentice-Hall C 1968.
Col·lecció:Eyewitness accounts of American history
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Taula de continguts:
  • I- The Quest for Unity.
  • The Benefits of War.
  • 1- Jonathan Daniels "The Hour of Elation".
  • 2- Stuart Chase "The Salesman's Era".
  • 3- Benefits of War.
  • Exhortations to Self-Sacrifice.
  • 4- "Volunteers in Offense".
  • 5- "What Can I Do?".
  • 6- "Town Meetings for War".
  • Sustaining National Morale.
  • 7- "Wilson".
  • 8- Norman Corvin "We Hold These Truths".
  • 9- Advertising the War Effort.
  • II- The War Economy.
  • The Role of Government.
  • 10- Edwin E. Witte "What the War Is Doing to Us".
  • 11- Franklin D. Roosevelt : Curbing Inflation.
  • Business Prosperity.
  • 12- Merlo J. Pusey "Revolution at Home".
  • 13- Eric Johnston "America Unlimited".
  • The Labor Movement.
  • 14- Louis Stark "What's the Matter with Labor".
  • 15- Debate on the No-Strike Pledge.
  • Agricultural Change.
  • 16- A New York Farmer and the War.
  • 17- The National Grange Program.
  • III- Politics in Wartime.
  • The Survival of Partisan Appeal.
  • 18- Robert H. Taft : The Republican Party and the War.
  • 19- Edward J. Flynn: Party Duty in Wartime.
  • 20- Harold W. Dodds "Political Parties in War Time".
  • 21- Albert Guérard "A National Government?".
  • 22- Dwight Macdonald "Why Politics?".
  • The War and Social Reform.
  • 23- David E. Lilienthal: Social Gains in Wartime.
  • 24- Malcolm Cowley "The End of the New Deal".
  • The Election of 1944.
  • 25- Franklin D. Roosevelt: An Economic Bill of Rights.
  • 26- Thomas E. Dewey: Campaign Address.
  • IV- Civil Liberties and Civil Rights.
  • Tolerance versus Conformity.
  • 27- American Civil Liberties Union "Freedom in Wartime".
  • 28- Norman Thomas "War and Freedom".
  • Relocation of Japanese-Americans.
  • 29- Earl Warren: Testimony on Japanese Evacuation.
  • 30- Japanese-Americans Confront Evacuation.
  • The Negro and the War.
  • 31- J. Saunders Redding "A Negro Looks at This War".
  • 32- Thurgood Marshall "The Gestapo in Detroit".
  • 33- A Southern View of the Negro Question.
  • Conscientious Objectors.
  • 34- A.J. Muste "Reflections on the Problems of COs in Prison".
  • 35- The Christian Century "The Christian and the War".
  • 36- Franklin D. Roosevelt: Conscientious Objectors and the State.
  • V- The Social Impact of War.
  • Families on the Move.
  • 37- John Dos Passos "Gold Rush Down South".
  • 38- James H.S. Bossard "Family Backgrounds of Wartime Adolescents".
  • The New Role of Women.
  • 39- Ethel Erickson "Women's Employment in the Making of Steel".
  • 40- Dorothy K. Newman "Employing Women in Shipyards".
  • Youth and the War.
  • 41- Ella A. Merrit and Floyd Hendricks "Trend of Child Labor".
  • 42- Katherine F. Lenroot: Juvenile Delinquency.
  • 43- Fritz Redl "Zoot Suits: An Interpretation".
  • VI- The Quest for Meaning.
  • The Debate Over War Aims.
  • 44- Henry R. Luce "The American Century".
  • 45- Henry A. Wallace "The Century of the Common Man".
  • 46- Wendell Willkie "One World".
  • 47- Walter Lippmann "U.S. War Aims".
  • 48- Franklin D. Roosevelt : The Postwar World.