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American Midnight

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Adam Hochschild examines American public life between the First World War and the Roaring Twenties, when campaigns for democracy abroad coincided with repression at home. His history connects wartime censorship and imprisonment with racial hostility, suspicion of immigrants and attacks on organized labor. Individual experiences reveal how public fear and official power narrowed the freedoms people could exercise.

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Adam Hochschild

In 1976 Adam Hochschild helped found Mother Jones magazine, and he has spent the decades since writing narrative history about people who took on entrenched power.

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First published
2022
Reading time
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Pages
142
Language
English
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