RORABAUGH, W.J.

Berkeley at War the 1960s

NY, Oxford University Press. 1989, First Edition. Hard Cover. VG+ in VG+ dj. Clean and tight. Very Good +/Very Good +.

Vera Enterprises LLC

Book number: 045689

Catalogue: Vietnam War Berkely History

RORABAUGH, W. J.

Berkeley at War: The 1960's

New York, Oxford University Press, 1989. First printing. Hardcover. 277 p. illus. Very good condition in fair d.j./fair.

Brookline Village Books

Book number: 31250

Catalogue: History: U.S

Keywords: Radicalism - U.S. University of California, Berkeley Berkeley, California Vietnamese War

RORABAUGH, W. J.,

Berkeley at War: The 1960s..

New York and Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1989. [xiii] 277p., b/w illus., tables, dj.

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Book number: 016392

Keywords: University of California Berkeley Vietnam Military Education

RORABAUGH, W.J.

Berkeley at War: the 1960's

New York: Oxford University Press, 1989. 1st. hardcover. Illus. with photos. 8vo 277 pp.. Fine copy in fine dust jacket .

Abacus Bookshop

Book number: BOOKS032977I

Catalogue: American History

RORABAUGH, W.J.

Berkeley at War the 1960s

NY, Oxford University Press. 1989, First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine in near fine dj. Clean and tight. Fine/Near Fine.

Vera Enterprises LLC

Book number: 012424

Catalogue: Vietnam War Berkely History

RORABAUGH, W. J.

Berkeley at War: The 1960s

NY: Oxford U. Press, 1989. 8vo 277pp. 1st. hardcover. ISBN: 0195058771. illus. Tad of a bow to cover.. VG+/VG+ .

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Book number: MAIN015989I

Catalogue: Americana

Keywords: 0195058771 y Sixties California

W. J. RORABAUGH

Berkeley at War

Oxford Univ Press. 1989. (ISBN: 0195066677). Soft Cover. Gd. condition - The 1960s .. Berkeley, California stood at the center of political, social, and cultural upheaval .. (AE49395z). Good.

Mike Long Books

Book number: 9395z

Catalogue: Political Science

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RORABAUGH, W. J

Berkeley at War: The 1960s

New York: Oxford University Press, 1989. Illus. with photos. 8vo. Cloth-backed boards. xii, 277 p. 1st ed. Fine in fine d.w..

Bibliomania

Book number: 67120

Catalogue: New Left

Keywords: Berkeley University of California California Sixties Student Radicalism

RORABAUGH, W. J.,

Berkeley at War; the 1960s..

New York and Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1989. [xiii] 277p., b/w illus., maps, stiff wrappers

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Book number: 037037

Keywords: Berkeley California Higher Education Americana

RORABAUGH, W. J.

The Craft Apprentice: From Franklin To The Machine Age In America.

Oxford University Press, NY: 1986. Softcover. Reading copy. Tells what it was like to be a craft apprentice in America before, during, and after the early Industrial Revolution. Brings these seminal decades alive with vivid first-hand accounts drawn from letters, diaries, memoirs and other primary sources. Includes an Index.
¶ 270 pages.

Ad Infinitum Books

Book number: 7138X1

Catalogue: CRAFTS

Keywords: 0195051890

RORABAUGH, W. J.

Kennedy and the promise of the Sixties

Cambridge. UK ; New York : Cambridge University Press 2002. 1st Edition. Description: xxiii. 317 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. 241-304) and index. Subjects: Kennedy. John Fitzgerald (1917-1963) --United States --Politics and government --1961-1963. Summary: This book explores life in America during that brief promising moment in the early Sixties when John F. Kennedy was president. Kennedy's Cold War frustrations in Cuba and Vietnam worried Americans. The 1962 missile crisis narrowly avoided a nuclear disaster. The civil rights movement gained momentum with student sit-ins. Freedom Rides. and crises in Mississippi and Alabama. Martin Luther King. Jr.emerged as a spokesman for non-violent social change. The American family was undergoing rapid change. Betty Friedan began to launch the Women's Movement. The Beat authors Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg gained respectability. Joan Baez and Bob Dylan revived folk music. Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol produced Pop Art. Ginsberg. Aldous Huxley. Timothy Leary. and Ken Kesey began to promote psychedelic drugs. The early Sixties was a period of marked political. social and cultural change. The old was swept away. and the country that the United States became began to be born. by W.J. Rorabaugh. An exceptional copy; fine in an equally fine dw. now mylar-sleeved. Particularly and surprisingly well-preserved; tight. bright. clean and especially sharp-cornered. Literally as new. 0521816173. Weight in Kg appr.: 2

MW Books

Book number: 154795

Keywords: 0521816173

RORABAUGH, W. J.

Kennedy and the Promise of the Sixties

Cambridge University Press, 2002. First Edition. Hardcover. ISBN: 0521816173. Tight unmarked book in lightly rubbed dust jacket. ; 9.52 X 6.26 X 1.22 inches; 342 pages. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket .

B-Line Books

Book number: 33969

Catalogue: Biography/Memoir

Keywords: 0521816173

RORABAUGH, W.J.

Kennedy and the Promise of the Sixties.

Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. 2002. 8vo304pp. A Near fine paperback copy with a remainder mark.

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Book number: 73834

Keywords: Academic

RORABAUGH, W.J.,

Kennedy and the Promise of the Sixties.

Cambridge:, Cambridge University Press, 2002. First Edition, First printing. Hard Cover, ISBN: 0521816173. Review Copy with Publicity Release! As New in Dj.

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Book number: 5730

Catalogue: American History: Presidents - 1865 to Present

Keywords: American History 0521816173

RORABAUGH, W.J.

Kennedy and the Promises of the Sixties

Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2002. orig. boards. 23x15cm, xxiv,317 pp. Minor rubbing, VG.
¶ Contents: Introduction; The Cold War; Civil Rights; Families; Cosmologies; Dallas; Conclusion. ["This book explores life in America during that brief promising moment in the early Sixties when John F. Kennedy was president. Kennedy's Cold War frustrations in Cuba and Vietnam worried Americans. The 1962 missile crisis narrowly avoided a nuclear disaster. The civil rights movement gained momentum with student sit-ins, Freedom Rides, and crises in Mississippi and Alabama. Martin Luther King, Jr. emerged as a spokesman for non-violent social change. The American family was undergoing rapid change. Betty Friedan began to launch the Women's Movement. The Beat authors Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg gained respectability. Joan Baez and Bob Dylan revived folk music. Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol produced Pop Art. Ginsberg, Aldous Huxley, Timothy Leary, and Ken Kesey began to promote psychedelic drugs. The early Sixties was a period of marked political, social and cultural change. The old was swept away, and the country that the United States became began to be born." - publisher's description]

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