combined with solid analysis of horrific deeds provides the reader with an education like no other.
CC Press 2005 300 PP. Paper $4.50 (in stock) Buy
Brotherly Love A Poem About William Penn
The Broken Promises Of America Volume 1
At Home And Abroad, Past And Present, An Encyclopedia For Our Times, Volume 1: A-f
BY DOUGLAS DOWD "The bitter truth is that although we have had every opportunity to become a truly wonderful society, we have failed to shed our past faults and are now evolving toward something the opposite of wonderful: The gap between our realities and our ideals, despite important changes now and again, widens to resemble the Grand Canyon."-from the preface. With 160 entries from arrogance to zoos, Douglas Dowd puts the U.S. back in its cage. The ultimate primer and reference work on what has gone wrong in our country. Biographical sketches from Kissinger to Sacco and Vanzetti, combined with solid analysis of horrific deeds provides the reader with an education like no other.
CC Press 2005 378 PP. Paper $4.50 (in stock)
BY DANIEL HOFFMAN A long poem which evokes William Penn's luminous vision of America and shows what has become of it as the intractable conflicts of our history- struggles over land, keeping faith with the Indians, the uses and abuses of power-threaten Penn's ideal. "Though grounded firmly in historical fact, [this poem] is very original in conception and quite effectively expresses the dreams and despairs of those who lived this history as well as our own contemporary need to understand the past as 'we clatter down the rigid rails into the future.'" - Library Journal.
University of Pennsylvania Press 2000 178 PP. Paper $5.00 (in stock) Buy
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