Calvin Coolidge and the Coolidge era: essays on the history of the 1920s

The Twelve Essays In This Volume, Originally Presented To A 1995 Library Of Congress Symposium, Seek To Reassess The History Of The 1920s And, In Particular, The Presidency Of Calvin Coolidge, In Accordance With The Latest Research. Calvin Coolidge And The Last Arcadia / Paul Johnson -- American Polity In The Age Of Normalcy : A Reappraisal / John Braeman -- Re-shifting Perspectives On The 1920s : Recent Trends In Social And Cultural History / Lynn Dumenil -- Coolidge, Hays, And 1920s Movies : Some Aspects Of Image And Reality / Daniel J. Leab -- Calvin Coolidge, The Man And The President / Robert H. Ferrell -- Great Enigma And The Great Engineer : The Political Relationship Of Calvin Coolidge And Herbert Hoover / George H. Nash -- American Economy Of The Interwar Era : Growth And Transformation From The Great War To The Great Depression / Michael A. Bernstein -- New Estimates Of Income Shares During The 1920s / Gene Smiley -- America And The World In The 1920s / Warren I. Cohen -- Made In The U.s.a. : Mass Culture And The Americanization Of Working-class Ethnics In The Coolidge Era / Ronald Edsforth -- Now At Last We Can Begin! : The Impact Of Woman Suffrage In New York / Elisabeth I. Perry -- American Foreign Policy : The European Dimension, 1921-1929 / Stephen A. Schuker. Edited By John Earl Haynes. Based On Papers Presented At A Library Of Congress Symposium Held In 1995. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.