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20th Century American History - Social Aspects - Post World War II, United States History - Social Aspects, 20th Century American History - Politics & Government - General & Miscellaneous, Subculture

Destructive Generation: Second Thoughts About the '60S

by Peter Collier, David Horowitz, Sarah Baker (Editor)
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Overview

Destructive Generation is the untold story of the 1960s-the tragic consequences of everything-goes hedonism and the destructiveness of revolutionary passion that typified the attitude of many young radicals. Destructive Generation, which critics have compared to The God That Failed and to Whittaker Chambers' Witness, is a modern conservative classic-imperative reading for anyone who wants to understand the New Left and its sad legacy for America.

Synopsis

The compelling story of an intellectual journey into and out of the radical trenches.

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Book Details

Published
August 1, 1996
Publisher
Simon & Schuster Adult Publishing Group
Pages
400
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780684826417

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