Abounding American

"The Abounding American" by Thomas William Hodgson Crosland offers a penetrating look at the United States and its burgeoning national character in the early 20th century. This insightful social commentary delves into the customs, traditions, and perceived traits defining American identity during a pivotal period of growth and change. Crosland's work meticulously examines the characteristics of the "abounding American," exploring the social fabric and evolving values of a nation on the rise. A vital resource for understanding American social sciences and historical perspectives, this book provides a valuable lens through which to examine the shaping of a nation. Explore the nuances of national characteristics and engage with enduring questions about the United States as reflected in this carefully prepared reprint.

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