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HARDING: The Jazz Age President
Harding was no "idealist" like his predecessor, Woodrow Wilson. Nor did he believe in "activist" government. Instead, he promised to restore peace, prosperity and "normalcy" to the American people. Walters poses that Harding should be remembered as the most underestimated and unfairly maligned president in American history.
Format: Paperbound
Pages: 224
Publisher: Regnery
ISBN: 9781684514281
Item #: 9134417
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