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Foreword | ||
Introduction | 3 | |
Note | 19 | |
American Dreams: Lost and Found (1980) | ||
Vine Deloria, Native American author and teacher | 34 | |
Andy Johnson, hardscrabble Finnish immigrant | 38 | |
Wallace Rasmussen, Horatio Alger Award winner | 42 | |
Vernon Jarrett, African-American newspaperman | 49 | |
C. P. Ellis, former Klansman | 62 | |
Leonel I. Castillo, former director of the Immigration and Naturalization Service | 77 | |
Hard Times: An Oral History of the Great Depression (1970) | ||
Introduction: A Personal Memoir (and Parenthetical Comment) | 83 | |
Ed Paulsen, freight-train rider | 91 | |
Arthur A. Robertson, mogul | 99 | |
Clifford Burke, hustler | 105 | |
Doc Graham, gangster | 107 | |
Oscar Heline, farmer | 120 | |
Jane Yoder, daughter of a WPA worker | 126 | |
Tom Yoder, Jane's son | 130 | |
Jerome Zerbe, society's photographer | 130 | |
Peggy Terry and her mother, Mary Owsley, mountain people | 137 | |
We Still See Their Faces: Introduction to the 50th anniversary edition of The Grapes of Wrath | 147 | |
"The Good War": An Oral History of World War II (1984) | ||
Bob Rasmus, rifleman | 177 | |
Peggy Terry, "hillbilly" | 189 | |
E. B. (Sledgehammer) Sledge, Marine | 196 | |
Peter Ota, Nisei | 205 | |
Betty Basye Hutchinson, nurse | 211 | |
Division Street: America (1967) | ||
Florence Scala, neighborhood crusader | 226 | |
Dennis Hart, cabbie | 236 | |
Lucy Jefferson, migrant from Mississippi | 244 | |
Kid Pharaoh, con man | 252 | |
Tom Kearney, cop | 262 | |
Chester Kolar, next-door neighbor | 272 | |
George Malley (a.k.a. Henry Lorenz), blue-collar worker | 273 | |
Eva Barnes, landlady | 282 | |
Working: People Talk About What They Do All Day and How They Feel About What They Do (1972) | ||
Mike Lefevre, steelworker | 319 | |
Dolores Dante, waitress | 329 | |
Roberto Acuna, farm worker | 336 | |
Eric Nesterenko, pro hockey player | 346 | |
Phil Stallings, auto worker | 354 | |
Tom Patrick, fireman | 360 | |
The Great Divide: Second Thoughts on the American Dream (1988) | ||
Caroll Nearmyer, family farmer | 393 | |
Rex Winship, trader | 400 | |
Sam Talbert, teamster | 410 | |
Larry Heinemann, Vietnam War veteran | 416 | |
Jean Gump, suburban grandmother | 421 | |
Race: How Blacks and Whites Think and Feel About the American Obsession (1992) | ||
Joseph Lattimore, African-American | 450 | |
Diane Romano, white mother of six | 459 | |
Lloyd King, mixed race | 467 | |
Coming of Age: The Story of Our Century By Those Who Have Lived It (1995) | ||
Bessie Doenges, writer | 495 | |
Jack Culberg, CEO | 504 | |
Genora Johnson Dollinger, remembering the 1937 sit-down strike | 511 | |
Jacob Lawrence, artist | 521 | |
David Brower, environmentalist | 526 |
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Add My American Century, August 1997 Born in 1912, Studs Terkel has witnessed the 20th century firsthand, commenting the entire way. For more than 30 years, millions of Americans have been moved by Terkel's oral histories, and in My American Century, he ma, My American Century to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add My American Century, August 1997 Born in 1912, Studs Terkel has witnessed the 20th century firsthand, commenting the entire way. For more than 30 years, millions of Americans have been moved by Terkel's oral histories, and in My American Century, he ma, My American Century to your collection on WonderClub |