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Breadlines Knee-Deep in Wheat: Food Assistance in the Great Depression

SKU: 9780520277540

3,026.67

Uncover the gripping paradox of widespread hunger during the Great Depression, despite abundant agricultural surplus. This seminal work meticulously chronicles the evolution of US food assistance, revealing how New Deal policies transformed relief for the poor into support for commercial farmers. Gain critical insights into how these formative years shaped subsequent food distribution programs and agricultural policy, offering vital lessons for understanding economic history and social welfare. Essential for students of history, economics, and public policy seeking a deep dive into crisis management and governmental impact.

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