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Frederick Lewis Allen Books
Frederick Lewis Allen was a distinguished American historian and editor who dedicated a significant portion of his career to Harper's Magazine. His writings offered a keen insight into American society and culture, particularly during the interwar period. He excelled at capturing the zeitgeist and societal shifts through detailed yet accessible narratives. Allen's distinctive approach enabled readers to better understand the evolution of modern America.
A social history of the United States during the "roaring twenties." Examines American individualism and the decade that they knew Mah Jong and Mencken, Couéism and Coolidge, Listerine and Lindbergh, as well as Capone, Ford, Babe Ruth, the Teapot Dome, and bathtub gin.
Coca-Cola, het verhaal
hoe geniale marketing en creatieve handelsgeest van Coca-Cola het bekendste produkt ter wereld maakten
- 280 pages
- 10 hours of reading