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Preface ix
Acknowledgments xi
Introduction 1
Roosevelt's Americanism and the Myth of Origin 14
Forging Americanism on the Frontier: Immigrants and The Winning of the West 46
Red into White: Native Americans and Americanism 69
Shaping the African American Image: Americanism and the "Negro Problem" 93
From Hero to Traitor to Good Citizen: Americanism and the Campaign against the Hyphen 117
Conclusion 139
Notes 149
Bibliographic Essay 183
Bibliography 203
Index 217
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Jakob Chapman
reviewed We Are All Americans, Pure and Simple: Theodore Roosevelt and the Myth of Americanism on March 13, 2017
We Are All Americans, Pure and Simple: Theodore Roosevelt and the Myth of Americanism
A riot. Virtually the entire book is Long calling up the noted leaders of the day (or inviting them into the Oval Office) and verbally humiliating them in exquisite, painful detail. His conversation with the Mayo Brothers, where he orders them to immediately quit their work in Rochester and found a national health laboratory, or with FDR, who is demoted to Secretary of the Navy, will have you doubled over in laughter, if you're the sort of person that finds that sort of thing funny. I am.
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