Time of the Toad Dalton Trumbo 1972 Perennial Library Paperback Political
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First edition
Delve into the compelling world of Dalton Trumbo with this Perennial Library paperback edition of "The Time of the Toad." Published in 1972 by Harper & Row, this significant work serves as a powerful "Study of Inquisition in America," offering a critical lens on a controversial period in American history. Trumbo, a prominent member of the Hollywood Ten, delivers incisive commentary on political scrutiny, civil liberties, and the pervasive fear that gripped the nation during the mid-20th century. This edition is a must-have for history enthusiasts, collectors of political non-fiction, and anyone interested in the McCarthy era and its enduring legacy. Beyond the titular essay, this volume is further enriched by the inclusion of two related pamphlets: "The Devil in the Book" and "Honor Bright and All That Jazz." These additional texts provide a comprehensive collection of Trumbo's insights into the intersection of power, politics, and individual freedom. As a First Edition of the Perennial Library imprint, this book holds particular appeal for those seeking a foundational understanding of American political thought and the struggles for civil liberties. Explore the works of a celebrated author and activist, and gain a deeper appreciation for a pivotal time in the United States.
- Publisher: Harper Row
- Year: 1972
- Binding: Paperback
- Condition: Very Good
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