American Zoos During the Depression: A New Deal for Animals
by Jesse C. Donahue, Erik K. Trump
American Zoos During the Depression explores the place of zoos and animals in the United States during the Great Depression. Framed by the New Deal, this focused historical study considers how public institutions and government policy shaped the era’s relationship with zoos.
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American Zoos During the Depression examines the history of zoos in the United States during the Great Depression.
With the New Deal as its central context, the book considers how public policy and animal institutions intersected during a period of national hardship.
Jesse C. Donahue and Erik K. Trump present a focused study of zoos, animals, and American history.
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