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The Grove of Hollow Trees
The Grove of Hollow Trees
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"We who were children in the 1950s, adolescents in the 1960s, and young adults in the '70s-we are a thing. We practiced what to do in case of nuclear war. We watched American officials-southern sheriffs and governors-openly defend racism. We went through the Cuban missile crisis and the Kennedy assassination and the War in Vietnam. We slept with boyfriends we weren't about to marry and took drugs for fun and declared ourselves liberated from artificial restraints inherited from the past."We wer…
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"We who were children in the 1950s, adolescents in the 1960s, and young adults in the '70s-we are a thing. We practiced what to do in case of nuclear war. We watched American officials-southern sheriffs and governors-openly defend racism. We went through the Cuban missile crisis and the Kennedy assassination and the War in Vietnam. We slept with boyfriends we weren't about to marry and took drugs for fun and declared ourselves liberated from artificial restraints inherited from the past."We were not liberated from the work ethic or from desires to achieve distinction, to attract mates, and to live a life rich in experience. We were not liberated from the need to see our children grow up safe and sane." --Annie

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  • Author: Ron McAdow
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  • ISBN-10: 099836195X
  • ISBN-13: 9780998361956
  • Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1.4 cm, kieti viršeliai
  • Language: English English

"We who were children in the 1950s, adolescents in the 1960s, and young adults in the '70s-we are a thing. We practiced what to do in case of nuclear war. We watched American officials-southern sheriffs and governors-openly defend racism. We went through the Cuban missile crisis and the Kennedy assassination and the War in Vietnam. We slept with boyfriends we weren't about to marry and took drugs for fun and declared ourselves liberated from artificial restraints inherited from the past."We were not liberated from the work ethic or from desires to achieve distinction, to attract mates, and to live a life rich in experience. We were not liberated from the need to see our children grow up safe and sane." --Annie

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