The McCarthy era: 1950-1954;: Was American society threatened? (The Scholastic great issues series) De Mello, Duane

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1968 First printing. Paperback cover has some minor wear along the sides, scuffs and bending. Spine has some reading creases and wear. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.

This 1968 first printing offers a compelling exploration of the McCarthy Era, one of the most controversial periods in modern American history. Written for the Scholastic Great Issues series, Duane De Mello’s work examines the anticommunist crusade led by Senator Joseph McCarthy, delving into the profound impact of McCarthyism on civil liberties, political discourse, and the nation’s psyche. With its well-preserved pages and sturdy binding, this copy invites readers to explore the complex dynamics that fueled the “Red Scare” and the nationwide witch hunt for alleged communist sympathizers. For collectors and scholars, this volume stands as a valuable artifact from a turbulent era, offering insights into the paranoia and political maneuvering that gripped America in the shadow of the nuclear age.

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1968 First printing. Paperback cover has some minor wear along the sides, scuffs and bending. Spine has some reading creases and wear. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.

This 1968 first printing of “The McCarthy Era: 1950-1954; Was American Society Threatened?” offers a compelling window into one of the most controversial periods in modern American history. Written by Duane De Mello for the Scholastic Great Issues series, this book provides a balanced examination of the anticommunist crusade led by Senator Joseph McCarthy in the early years of the Cold War. With its well-preserved pages and sturdy binding, this copy invites readers to explore the complex dynamics that fueled the “Red Scare” and the nationwide witch hunt for alleged communist sympathizers. Beyond the sensationalism, De Mello’s work delves into the profound impact of McCarthyism on civil liberties, political discourse, and the nation’s psyche. For collectors and scholars alike, this volume stands as a valuable artifact from a turbulent era, offering insights into the paranoia and political maneuvering that gripped America in the shadow of the nuclear age.

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