History of Bigotry in the United States

RANDOM HOUSE, $3.50

THOSE who make bigotry a career or a hobby are not likely to be found among the readers of Dr. Myers’s vast array of facts on that subject. But some of the more idly antiSemitic in our land would do well to consider the final fourth of this readable, lively history. Its careful documentation would prove to them that the bigotry of the moment in the United States is the bought-and-paid-for contrivance of the Nazi regime and the German-American Bund, For the rest, Dr. Myers shows that, however foolishly men’s prejudices may range, they seem to be as inconstant in their hates as in their enthusiasms. The scholarship and good sense in this book will provide source material for many years to come.