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This rare book is a social and cultural portrait of America from 1923 to 1929, the end of its brief reign as the world's wealthiest and most powerful nation.  Drawing on his time as editor-in-chief of Harper's Magazine and his own personal memories, Frederick Lewis Allen brings to life both the ordinary and extraordinary people he met and encountered during this period.  From the vanishing frontier town of Butte, Montana to New York's elegant soirées; from Bohemian artists in Greenwich Village to Al Capone in Chicago, Only Yesterday introduces a memorable cast of characters. 

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Frederick Lewis Allen (1890-1954) was born in Boston, studied at Groton, and graduated from Harvard in 1912. He was assistant and associate editor of Harper's Magazine for eighteen years, then the magazine's sixth editor in chief for twelve years until his death. In addition to The Lords of Creation, Allen was well known for Only Yesterday, Since Yesterday, and The Big Change. Frederick Lewis Allen (1890-1954) was born in Boston, studied at Groton, and graduated from Harvard in 1912. He was assistant and associate editor of Harper's Magazine for eighteen years, then the magazine's sixth editor in chief for twelve years until his death. In addition to The Lords of Creation, Allen was well known for Only Yesterday, Since Yesterday, and The Big Change. 

<p>Frederick Lewis Allen's The Big Change is a chronicle of American life in the 20th century, written during a time of exceptional optimism and wealth.  This volume is based on the author's view that the United States was in a period of profound, irreversible change.  Allen's central topic is the achievement, in large part, of democracy's promise.  He examines how modern science and industry had brought about new sources of prosperity for average Americans by mid-century; how this unprecedented level of comfort had altered family life, social patterns, and leisure activities; how everyday product choices were becoming more complex; and how advances in communication allowed people to transcend geographic distance as never before through mass media. </p>


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