Bernard Moses Books

A series of lectures by Bernard Moses, a prominent scholar of American history and politics. The lectures explore the complex relationship between democracy and social growth in America, and offer insights into the challenges and opportunities facing the country in the 20th century. With a deep understanding of American history and culture, Moses provides a thoughtful and engaging analysis of the forces that have shaped the country's development.

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This classic text offers an illuminating account of the establishment of municipal government in one of America's most dynamic cities. Moses covers everything from the early history of San Francisco to the political, legal, and technical challenges of establishing a system of government that could effectively address the needs of the city's rapidly growing and diverse population. Readers interested in urban planning, public policy, or the history of the American West will find much to enjoy in this fascinating and well-written book.