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Prologue Prelude: The 1890s: Bridge to the Twentieth Century Part I: An Era of Awakening, 1900–1919
Chapter 1: TR, Taft, and the Progressive Impulse Chapter 2: America Looks Outward, 1900–1912
Chapter 3: Nations Within: The Experiences of Immigrants, Minorities, and Workers Chapter 4: A Cultural Awakening, 1900–1919
Chapter 5: Wilson, Reform, and the Coming of War Chapter 6: From World War to Lost Peace Bibliographic Essay Part II: An Era of Trial and Triumph, 1920–1945
Chapter 7: The 1920s: Decade of Fear, Decade of Excess Chapter 8: Republicanism from Prosperity to the Great Depression Chapter 9: Franklin D. Roosevelt and the New Deal Chapter 10: Culture: Revolt and Retreat Chapter 11: Interwar Diplomacy Chapter 12: World War II: Home Front and Battlefront, 1941–1945
Bibliographic Essay Part III: An Era of Uncertainty, 1945–1968
Chapter 13: The Fair Deal and the Cold War, 1945–1952
Chapter 14: Peace and Peril, 1953–1960
Chapter 15: The Affluent Society Chapter 16: Cultural Dissent Chapter 17: New Frontiers, New Anxieties at Home, 1961–1968
Chapter 18: Foreign Anxieties, 1961–1968
Bibliographic Essay Part IV: An Era of Diversity, since 1969
Chapter 19: The Nixon Years, 1969–1974
Chapter 20: Healing and Malaise: The Ford and Carter Administrations Chapter 21: The Reagan Rebellion Chapter 22: A Culture of Diversity Chapter 23: "Can We All Get Along?": The Soul of the Nation Chapter 24: From George Bush to George W. Bush Postlude: The Presidency of George W. Bush Bibliographic Essay Epilogue: A Time of Paradox
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Erik Delissen
reviewed Time Of Paradox on December 18, 2019
Time Of Paradox
Phoebe Yates Pember was a South Carolina native who came to Richmond, VA in 1862 to become a matron of one of the Civil War hospitals. This book is a brief memoir of her experiences in it. She share antidotes of the men, the strife of running the hospital and other stories of the Confederacy, including the fall of the Southern Capitol.
While the memoir is short and moves around a lot, it does give the reader snippets of what life was like at this time - and what it would be reduced to by the war's end.
Recommend to Civil War fans. This is a must read for every student of the Civil War.
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