Think Back on Us

“ No other critic was more engaged in the Kulturkampf of the times or more strate­gically placed to observe the stories of the warring intellectual platoons . . . [the book] conveys the intellectual excitement and moral fever of the period.”      — Daniel Aaron, New York Times Book Review
 

“ A rare and exciting collection which makes me want to re-read at least a score of the books from that time.” — William Hogan, San Francisco Chronicle

“ Think Back on Us is a memorable vol­ume.” — Louis D. Rubin, Jr., Washington Evening Star
 

“ The book serves the purpose for which Professor Piper edited it— to give young people some idea of what the Thirties were like. . . . One thing undergraduates are bound to learn . . . is that the decade is not to be summed up in a single generalization.” — Granville Hicks, Saturday Review
 
“ A priceless review of the 1930s… a carefully selected, beautifully readable collection of essays, reviews, and editorials which reflect the times at its best.”
— The Oregon Journal