Politics and society in American history
James Morton Smith (Compiler)
"Here is an up-to-date and well-balanced group of selections by twenty-eight eminent historians, most of them published during the past decade. These selections, for all of their diversity of topics, have been chosen because they deal with the remarkable transition of the United States from a preindustrial agrarian society to an urbanized, industrial nation. They reveal, in clear and polished prose, the steady remodeling of the social and political habits, ideas, and institutions of the American people during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries."--Publisher
Print Book, English, [1973]
Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J., [1973]