Reagan's America Innocents at Home Garry‎ Wills Hardcover 1987 Political History

Garry Wills explores the intersection of Ronald Reagan's personal mythology and the American psyche in this insightful political analysis. This hardcover edition, titled Reagan's America: Innocents at Home, delves into the cultural and historical forces that shaped Reagan's rise and his enduring influence on the United States. Wills, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, provides a critical yet nuanced look at the 40th president's life, from his Midwestern roots to his Hollywood career and eventually the White House. The text examines how Reagan's storytelling and optimistic persona resonated with a nation seeking a return to traditional values. Author: Garry Wills Title: Reagan's America: Innocents at Home Format: Hardcover Genre: Biography, Political Science Subject: Ronald Reagan, US Presidency Language: English Publication Year: 1987 Publisher: Doubleday Dust Jacket: Included Special Features: Illustrated with photographs Topic: American History, Cultural Studies Binding: Hardcover with Jacket Era: 1980s Keywords: Presidential History, Conservative Movement, 80s Politics, Cultural Analysis, Pulitzer Author, GOP History, Political Biography, White House, American Mythology, Non-Fiction, Vintage Book, Collectible Hardcover