In this video, I use some of my recent reading and research to give an overview of the political eras that Walter Quigley lived through and shaped. (Feel free to watch at 2x speed.)
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It’s remarkable that Quigley was connected to all of these movements and personalities. On a personal level, he never seems secure or settled. He’s restless. He adapts; he survives.
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Works mentioned:
Political Prairie Fire by Robert L. Morlan
The Political Career of Floyd B. Olson by George H. Mayer
John Dillinger Slept Here by Paul Maccabee
Stopping the Presses by Marda Liggett Woodbury
Revolutionary Teamsters by Bryan D. Palmer
Stassen Again by Steve Werle
Dubious Alliance by John Earl Haynes
Coya Come Home by Gretchen Urnes Beito
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