The perils of prosperity, 1914-1932 / by William E. Leuchtenburg (The Chicago history of American civilization)
by William Edward Leuchtenburg
William E. Leuchtenburg examines American prosperity and its perils across the years 1914 to 1932. Part of The Chicago History of American Civilization, this historical volume considers a defining period in the nation’s development within a broad American context.
About This Book
The Perils of Prosperity, 1914–1932 examines a significant period in American history through the theme of prosperity and its consequences.
Written by William E. Leuchtenburg, the book places its subject within the broader context of American civilization.
Spanning the years 1914 to 1932, it offers a historical perspective on the forces and conditions associated with this era.
The volume is part of The Chicago History of American Civilization series.
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