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The Forgotten Man

A New History of the Great Depression
Pages
496
Published
2007
Language
English

Synopsis

Step back into one of America's most challenging eras, the Great Depression, through the eyes of the ordinary people who lived it. This insightful history moves beyond traditional narratives of the New Deal to highlight the resilience and leadership of individuals, both famous and forgotten. Discover how their struggles and triumphs shaped the steadfast character of a nation, offering a fresh perspective on a crucial period in the twentieth century.

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