Dreamers of the American Dream Stewart H. Holbrook
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Books & Magazines
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Used; Good
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ISBN: |
0385048890
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EAN: |
9780385048897
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binding: |
hardcover
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format: |
hardcover
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language: |
english
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Subject Keyword: |
'american', 'stewart', 'dreamer', 'holbrook', 'dream', 'the'
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Stewart Holbrook, who wrote the 2nd in the Mainstream of America Series books, The Age of Moguls, has added a 10th volume with his assembly of personalities who left their mark on America. Visionaries, crackpots, fanatics, dreamers, suffragettes, ...
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volume: |
ABE12
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Item Type Keyword: |
books
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edition: |
First Edition
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Externally Assigned Product Identifier: |
0385048890
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manufacturer: |
Doubleday
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Series Title: |
Mainstream of America
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author: |
Stewart H. Holbrook
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Publication Date: |
1957T
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not_applicable
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Item Name: |
Dreamers of the American Dream
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Product Site Launch Date: |
2006-09-22T00:42:35-00:00
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ISBN-10: |
0385048890
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1606598839
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NO Dust Jacket Good condition but not perfect, Cover has minor nicks and tears, spine shows some creases from use. Ask Questions and request photos if your buying for the cover and not the content. Items are uploaded with their own individual photo, but when Multiple Items are for sale only one representative photo may be shown. Actual Photos are availible upon request.
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Product description: Stewart Holbrook, who wrote the 2nd in the Mainstream of America Series books, The Age of Moguls, has added a 10th volume with his assembly of personalities who left their mark on America. Visionaries, crackpots, fanatics, dreamers, suffragettes, temperance workers, be-sloganned devotees of betterment in marriage, religion, sex, alcohol, labor relations, penal codes the treatment of mental illness rub shoulders in a book which encompasses the American dream of Utopia, sobriety the pursuit of happiness. The shouting axe-swinging reformer, Carrie Nation, splintered saloon mirrors. At Sherrill, NY, John Humphrey Noyes, founder of the Putney Corporation of Perfectionists, fostered "complex marriage"--an apt description, since fidelity exclusiveness in matrimony were frowned upon. Laura Bridgman, Louis Dwight, Dorothea Dix, Susan B. Anthony Mrs Stanton fought their mercurial protracted battles--usually in defense of the rights of others: the deaf, the blind, the insane the weaker sex. Holbrook's summation of these prophets of Excelsior should interest anyone with even a flickering interest in the history of the country the evolution of the society we know.--Kirkus (edited)