The Great Depression : America, 1929-1941 / by McElvaine, Robert S., 1947-

The Great Depression : an inquiry into the causes, course, and consequences of the worldwide depression of the nineteen-thirties, as seen by contemporaries and in the light of history / by Garraty, John Arthur, 1920-

The Great Depression : delayed recovery and economic change in America, 1929-1939 / by Bernstein, Michael A. 1954-

The Great Depression : America in the 1930s / by Watkins, T. H. 1936-

The great depression, by Robbins, Lionel Robbins, Baron, 1898-1984

The great depression. by Shannon, David A.

The Great Depression /

The great depression; the United States in the thirties, by Goldston, Robert C.

Great Depression : people and perspectives /

Table of Contents: “…The Great Depression in the countryside /…”

Children of the Great Depression; social change in life experience by Elder, Glen H.

Colorado in the Great Depression / by Wickens, James F.

The Great Depression revisited /

Memphis in the Great Depression / by Biles, Roger, 1950-

In the eye of the Great Depression : New Deal reporters and the agony of the American people / by Bauman, John F., 1938-

Negroes and the great depression; the problem of economic recovery. by Wolters, Raymond, 1938-

Daughters of the Great Depression : women, work, and fiction in the American 1930s / by Hapke, Laura

Schools in the Great Depression / by Moreo, Dominic W.

Reflections on the Great Depression / by Parker, Randall E., 1960-

Table of Contents: “…An overview of the great depression…”

Music of the Great Depression / by Young, William H., 1939-

Faulkner and the Great Depression : aesthetics, ideology, and cultural politics / by Atkinson, Ted, 1967-

Table of Contents: “…Placement and perspective: Faulkner and the Great Depression -- History and culture : Faulkner in political context -- Decadence and dispossession : Faulkner and the "literary class war" -- Power by design : Faulkner and the specter of fascism -- Revolution and restraint : Faulkner's ambivalent agrarianism -- Destruction and Reconstruction: Faulkner's Civil War and the politics of recovery.…”