Eric Leif Davin lived in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in the tumultuous Seventies. This is his account of participating in some of the dramatic events ot that era. These include the 1973 Boston Tea Party bicentennial, running for elective office in Cambridge as a People's Party candidate, and sheltering radical fugitives on the run from the law. It is also the story of his love for Susan, who came from a different social world, and the struggle for their love to endure.
Details
- Veröffentlicht am
- Aug 10, 2026
- Sprache
- English
- ISBN
- 9780557964765
- Kategorie
- Biografien & Memoiren
- Copyright
- Alle Rechte vorbehalten - Standard-Urheberrechtslizenz
- Autoren/Mitwirkende
- Von (Autor): Eric Leif Davin
Spezifikationen
- Seiten
- 189
- Bindung
- Paperback Paperback
- Farbe für den Innenteil des Buches
- schwarz & weiß
- Abmessungen
- A5 (5,83 x 8,27 Zoll / 148 x 210 mm)
Schlagwörter
CambridgeMassachusettsBostonBoston Tea PartyBoston Oil PartyCTOCCambridge Tenants Organizing CommitteePeople's Party (Modern)People's PartyBen SpockHoward ZinnStaughton LyndWeather UndergroundYosimite ParkGrand CanyonHarvardHarvard UniversityHarvard graduationsRadcliffeOdettaMarge PiercyAnne SextonGenevieve TaggardMartha's VineyardGregory BatesonMargaret MeadWupatki National MonumentMark TwainHannibal MissouriVietnam Antiwar MovementCommunesSixties CommunesJohn FaheyPassim CoffeehouseThe Deadly NightshadeDakota BadlandsRogue RiverRadical HistoryLabor Parties1930s labor partiesHarlan EllisonBoston PhoenixFran FormanAlexander SolzynitzinNantucketHuman Rights PartyPeace & Freedom PartySaundra GrahamNDAGRadicals in 1970s