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|a A people's history of the United States /
|c Howard Zinn ; introduction by Anthony Arnove.
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|t Columbus, the Indians, and Human Progress --
|t Drawing the Color Line --
|t Persons of Mean and Vile Condition --
|t Tyranny Is Tyranny --
|t A Kind of Revolution --
|t The Intimately Oppressed --
|t As Long as Grass Grows or Water Runs --
|t We Take Nothing by Conquest, Thank God --
|t Slavery Without Submission, Emancipation Without Freedom --
|t The Other Civil War --
|t Robber Barons and Rebels --
|t The Empire and the People --
|t The Socialist Challenge --
|t War Is the Health of the State --
|t Self-help in Hard Times --
|t A People's War? --
|t "Or Does It Explode?" --
|t The Impossible Victory: Vietnam --
|t Surprises --
|t The Seventies: Under Control? --
|t Carter-Reagan-Bush: The Bipartisan Consensus --
|t The Unreported Resistance --
|t The Coming Revolt of the Guards --
|t The Clinton Presidency --
|t The 2000 Election and the "War on Terrorism" --
|t Afterword.
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