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Tomorrow a new world: the New Deal community program

Conkin, Paul Keith.

Year: 1959.

Publisher: Published for the American Historical Association [by] Cornell University Press.

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table of contents

Frontmatter

Introduction

One Of Men and Their Ideas

I The Land--Our Refuge and Our Strength

II Bringing the Town to the Country

III Bringing the Cournty to the Town

IV From Acorn to Oak

Two Of Bureaus and Bureaucrats

V The Subsistence Homesteads Program

VI The Federal Emergency Relief Administration Communities

VII America Resettled

VIII The Community as a Locale for a New Society

IX The Old Society Reasserts Its Claims

Three Of Individual Communities

X Arthurdale--An Experimental Community

XI Jersey Homesteads--A Triple Co-operative

XII Penderlea Homesteads--An Escape from Modernity

XIII Granger Homesteads--An Escape from Modernity

XIV The Greenbelt Towns

In Retrospect

Appendix

Bibliographical Note

Index

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Title:

Tomorrow a new world : the New Deal community program / by Paul K. Conkin.

Author:

Conkin, Paul Keith

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Tomorrow a new world : the New Deal community program / by Paul K. Conkin.
Conkin, Paul Keith
Ithaca, N.Y.: Published for the American Historical Association [by] Cornell University Press, 1959.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.00226

Subject Headings:

• United States. -- Farm Security Administration
• Rural development -- United States
• Social change
• New Deal, 1933-1939

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