The American Way: Family and Community in the Shaping of the American Identity Tyrants If we are not blithely

If we are not blithely ignoring the sin in our lives

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From the activism of Theodore Roosevelt and the maternalists to the family values that made it possible for Germans to integrate successfully as Americans

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The American Way: Family and Community in the Shaping of the American Identity Tyrants If we are not blithelyPeople think that the story of America is the story of American individualism, thrift, and business. However, we almost never hear about how the family was central to the "American Way." Look Inside the Book In this short but gripping story about the family in twentieth century America, historian Allan Carlson describes how the family was central to public policy and to our national identity. From the activism of Theodore Roosevelt and the