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Ronald WrightNon-Fiction · History·b. 1948
Empire States
Ronald Wright examines how the New World shaped the modern world and now risks its undoing. He uncovers the archaic forces that threaten contemporary society, including religious extremism, militarism, and an unwavering belief in potentially dangerous ideals like endless progress and unfettered capitalism. This book offers a vital perspective on a perplexing and troubling era.