The Forgotten Man: A New History Of Great Depression Amity Shlaes Pimlico Αγγλικά Βιβλία Economics Business & Finance Marketing Auxiliary Services

Challenging Conventional History Amity Shlaes Offers A Striking Reinterpretation Of The Great Depression That Devastated America In Early Part Twentieth Century She Shows How Both Presidents Hoover And Roosevelt Failed To Understand Prosperity 1920S Heaped Massive Burdens On Country More Than Offset Benefit New Deal Programs From 1929 1940 Federal Intervention Helped Make By Forgetting Men Women Who Sought Help Themselves This Illuminating Work Follows Struggles Those Now Forgotten People Family Butchers Brooklyn Dealt Stunning Blow Bill W Founded Alcoholics Anonymous Father Divine Black Cult Leader Takes Fresh Look At Scapegoats Period Andrew Mellon Sam Insull Chicago Finally Traces Mounting Agony Dealers Authoritative Original Utterly Engrossing Man Reveals Dark Years Shaped Current Political Challenges Strong National Character Helps Americans Confront Them Σελίδες: 496 Διαστάσεις: 15 3X15 3Cm