Harry's Farewell: Interpreting and Teaching the Truman Presidency

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Richard Stewart Kirkendall
University of Missouri Press, 2004 - 381 من الصفحات
"Harry's Farewell confronts the biggest issue of Truman historiography: the historical significance of Harry S. Truman's presidency. Exploring the subject from the point of view of Truman's Farewell Address of January 15, 1953, the book begins by describing the preparation of the address itself by the president and his closest advisers. In it, they challenged the negative view of his presidency that prevailed as he prepared to leave the White House. The book goes on to appraise the presidency in terms of the topics included in the address: the president and the people, the economy, civil rights, the bomb, Containment, Korea, and the end of the Cold War. Four essays follow that cover key topics that Truman did not mention in his speech: the Red Scare, women's rights, ethnicity, and the environment. The book ends with essays by two major Truman biographers who present their own interpretations of his historical significance." --Book Jacket.
 

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Harrys Farewell Address and the Historical
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Samuel McCrea Cavert to Truman August 9 1945 and response August
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Harry S Truman
32
Harry Trumans
60
A Reappraisal of the Truman
75
President Harry S Trumans Farewell Address and
105
Papers Harry S Truman Library
141
An Assessment of Presidential Performance
173
Presidents Address on Democratic Womens Day October 8 1947 Press
278
Harry Truman Immigration and Ethnicity at an Imperial Moment
280
The Truman Presidency
299
Using the Farewell Address to Teach the Truman Presidency
323
A Biographers Perspective I
336
A Biographers Perspective II
348
Appendix A The Authors
359
Mary Ann Heiss
363

The Truman Prophecy
207
Harry S Truman and the Red Scare
227
Challenges to the Gender
257

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