William L. O'Neill's masterly chronicle of the twentieth century's
most confounding decade is an immensely readable book that combines
wit with learning and seriousness with entertainment. Its emphasis
is inevitably on politics, but it offers a brilliant yet balanced
portrayal of the New Left, the counterculture, the civil rights
movement, the plunge into Vietnam, the crisis in the universities,
and the freakier aspects of the popular culture. It has endured as
one of the great interpretations of the sixties.
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