17 Remarkable Books About the Great Depression
Fascinating stories of courage, corruption, and change emerged from the darkest period of the 20th century.
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Orrin Grey, Olivia Mason & Danielle Kugler | Updated Oct 25, 2021 | Published Jan 25, 2019 The Coming of the New Deal
By Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr.
The Great Depression: A Diary
By Benjamin Roth
A Rabble of Dead Money
By Charles R. Morris
A Commonwealth of Hope
By Alan Lawson
The Man Who Walked Backward
By Ben Montgomery
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Since Yesterday
By Frederick Lewis Allen
Hard Times
By Studs Terkel
Once in Golconda
By John Brooks
The Day the Bubble Burst
By Gordon Thomas and Max Morgan-Witts
Lords of Finance
By Liaquat Ahamed
The Worst Hard Time
By Timothy Egan
Little Heathens
By Mildred Armstrong Kalish
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A Square Meal
By Jane Ziegelman and Andrew Coe
Dancing in the Dark
By Morris Dickstein
The Great Crash 1929
By John Kenneth Galbraith
The Match King
By Frank Partnoy
