Victoria Saker Woeste Books

Farming is portrayed as a revered vocation in American culture, emphasizing its deep-rooted significance and the unique connection between farmers and the land. The book explores the challenges and triumphs faced by those in agriculture, highlighting their dedication, resilience, and the impact of their work on society. Through personal stories and historical context, it delves into the evolving relationship between farmers and their environment, showcasing the importance of sustainable practices and the ongoing struggle for recognition and support in a changing world.

The complex story behind Henry Ford's stunning 1927 apology to the Jews-a statement that was supposed to put an end to his career as a purveyor of hate speech but which ironically kept his name on one of the most widely circulated antisemitic tracts in history.