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9780393978728

Give Me Liberty: An American History

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    9780393978728

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    0393978729

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2004-08-30
  • Publisher: W W Norton & Co Inc

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Summary

Freedom, the oldest of cliches and the most modern of aspirations, is the unifying theme in the new survey of American history by Eric Foner, the well-known historian and author of The Story of American Freedom. As the fundamental idea behind Americans' sense of themselves as individuals and as a nation, freedom is deeply embedded in the record of our history and the language of everyday life. Give Me Liberty! examines the changing meanings of freedom, the social conditions that make freedom possible, and its shifting boundaries from colonial times to the early twenty-first century.

Table of Contents

List of Maps, Tables, and Figures
xiv
About the Author xvi
Preface xvii
``What is Freedom?'': Reconstruction, 1865--1877
548(42)
The Meaning of Freedom
551(11)
Voices of Freedom: From Petition of Committee in Behalf of the Freedom to Andrew Johnson (1865)
558(4)
The Making of Radical Reconstruction
562(10)
Radical Reconstruction in the South
572(5)
The Overthrow of Reconstruction
577(13)
Part 4 TOWARD A GLOBAL PRESENCE, 1870--1920
America's Gilded Age, 1870--1890
590(44)
The Second Industrial Revolution
593(11)
The Transformation of the West
604(10)
Voices of Freedom: From Chief Joseph of the Nez Perce Indians, Speech in Washington, D.C. (1879)
610(4)
Politics in a Gilded Age
614(5)
Freedom in the Gilded Age
619(5)
Labor and the Republic
624(10)
Freedom's Boundaries, at Home and Abroad, 1890--1900
634(40)
The Populist Challenge
637(10)
The Segregated South
647(8)
Redrawing the Boundaries
655(7)
Voices of Freedom: From Saum Song Bo, Letter in American Missionary (October 1885)
658(4)
Becoming a World Power
662(12)
The Progressive Era, 1900--1916
674(44)
An Urban Age and a Consumer Society
678(12)
Voices of Freedom: From Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Women and Economics (1898)
687(3)
Changing Ideas of Freedom
690(11)
The Politics of Progressivism
701(8)
The Progressive Presidents
709(9)
Safe for Democracy: The United States and World War I, 1916--1920
718(50)
An Era of Intervention
721(6)
America and the Great War
727(6)
The War at Home
733(9)
Voices of Freedom: From Eugene V. Debs's Speech to the Jury before Sentencing under the Espionage Act (1918)
740(2)
Who Is an American?
742(11)
1919
753(15)
Part 5 DEPRESSION AND WARS, 1920--1953
From Business Culture to Great Depression: The Twenties, 1920--1932
768(40)
The Business of America
772(8)
Voices of Freedom: From Andre Siegfried, ``The Gulf Between,'' Atlantic Monthly (March 1928)
774(6)
Business and Government
780(4)
The Birth of Civil Liberties
784(4)
The Culture Wars
788(11)
The Great Depression
799(9)
The New Deal, 1932--1940
808(40)
The First New Deal
811(10)
The Grassroots Revolt
821(6)
Voices of Freedom: From John L. Lewis, Radio Address, ``Industrial Democracy in Steel'' (July 1936)
823(4)
The Second New Deal
827(3)
A Reckoning with Liberty
830(4)
The Limits of Change
834(5)
A New Conception of America
839(9)
Fighting for the Four Freedoms: World War II, 1941--1945
848(44)
Fighting World War II
852(10)
The Home Front
862(8)
Visions of Postwar Freedom
870(4)
The American Dilemma
874(11)
Voices of Freedom: From Justice Robert H. Jackson, Dissent in Korematsu v. United States (1944)
879(6)
The End of the War
885(7)
The United States and the Cold War, 1945--1953
892(42)
Origins of the Cold War
895(12)
The Cold War and the Idea of Freedom
907(4)
The Truman Presidency
911(5)
The Anticommunist Crusade
916(18)
Voices of Freedom: From Henry Steele Commager. ``Who is Loyal to America?'' Harper's (September 1947)
923(11)
Part 6 WHAT KIND OF NATION? 1953--2004
An Affluent Society, 1953--1960
934(44)
The Golden Age
937(13)
The Eisenhower Era
950(13)
The Freedom Movement
963(9)
Voices of Freedom: From Martin Luther King, Jr., Speech at Montgomery, Alabama (December 5, 1955)
968(4)
The Election of 1960
972(6)
The Sixties, 1960--1968
978(44)
The Freedom Movement
981(4)
The Kennedy Years
985(3)
Lyndon Johnson's Presidency
988(6)
The Changing Black Movement
994(4)
Vietnam and the New Left
998(11)
Voices of Freedom: From Tom Hayden and Others, The Port Huron Statement (June 1962)
1000(9)
The New Movements and the Rights Revolution
1009(8)
1968
1017(5)
The Triumph of Conservatism, 1969--1988
1022(46)
The Rebirth of Conservatism
1024(5)
Voices of Freedom: From Young Americans for Freedom, The Sharon Statement (September 1960)
1028(1)
President Nixon
1029(7)
Vietnam and Watergate
1036(5)
The End of the Golden Age
1041(8)
The Rising Tide of Conservatism
1049(6)
The Reagan Revolution
1055(13)
Globalization and its Discontents, 1989--2000
1068(44)
Voices of Freedom: From Global Exchange, Seattle, Declaration for Global Democracy (December 1999)
1072(1)
The Post-Cold War World
1073(10)
A New Economy?
1083(7)
Culture Wars
1090(14)
Impeachment and the Election of 2000
1104(4)
Freedom and the New Century
1108(4)
Epilogue: September 11 and the Next American Century
1112(4)
The War on Terrorism
1116(9)
Voices of Freedom: From The National Security Strategy of the United States (September 2002)
1120(5)
The Aftermath of September 11 at Home
1125(4)
Learning from History
1129
APPENDIX
Documents
The Declaration of Independence (1776)
2(2)
The Constitution of the United States (1787)
4(10)
From George Washington's Farewell Address (1796)
14(4)
The Seneca Falls Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions (1848)
18(2)
From Frederick Douglass's ``What, to the Slave, Is the Fourth of July?'' Speech (1852)
20(3)
The Gettysburg Address (1863)
23(1)
Abraham Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address (1865)
24(1)
The Populist Platform of 1892
25(3)
Franklin D. Roosevelt's First Inaugural Address (1933)
28(2)
Martin Luther King, Jr.'s, ``I Have a Dream'' Speech (1963)
30(2)
Tables
Presidential Elections
32(8)
Admission of States
40(1)
Population of the United States
41(1)
Historical Statistics of the United States: Workforce
42(1)
Immigration, by Origin
42(1)
Glossary 43(20)
Credits 63(3)
Index 66

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