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Joseph McCarthy (Notorious Americans)

Victoria Sherrow

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A persuasive speaker and cunning political operative, McCarthy was arguably the most powerful senator of the 1950s. He destroyed the personal and professional lives of hundreds of Americans, including some of the country's most prominent writers and artists. How and why did he do it?

Pages: 80

Format: Board book

Release: July 13, 1998

ISBN 13: 9781567112191

Joseph McCarthy (Notorious Americans)

Victoria Sherrow

0/5 ( ratings)

A persuasive speaker and cunning political operative, McCarthy was arguably the most powerful senator of the 1950s. He destroyed the personal and professional lives of hundreds of Americans, including some of the country's most prominent writers and artists. How and why did he do it?

Pages: 80

Format: Board book

Release: July 13, 1998

ISBN 13: 9781567112191

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