Angry Voices: Left-of-Center Politics in the New Deal Era

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By Donald R. Mccoy

University of Kansas Press, 1958, 224 pp

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A brief study of figures and movements to the left of Roosevelt in the 1930s: The League for Independent Political Action, the Farmer-Labor or American Commonwealth Political Federation, the Union party and the National Progressives of America.

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