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A sophisticated, well-researched, and very well-written account of four important groups of politically inspired public performers. Martin successfully argues that the line between the counter-culture and political radicals was far from distinct. - David Farber, author of The Age of Great Dreams: America in the 1960s; Interdisciplinary scholars and teachers of courses on the 1960s will find Martin's research to be thorough and his insights thoughtful. English and theater departments will also find it useful. The writing is clear and accessible to specialists and the intelligent general reader alike. - Barbara Tischier, editor of Sights on the Sixties

A sophisticated, well-researched, and very well-written account of four important groups of politically inspired public performers. Martin successfully argues that the line between the counter-culture and political radicals was far from distinct. - David Farber, author of The Age of Great Dreams: America in the 1960s; Interdisciplinary scholars and teachers of courses on the 1960s will find Martin's research to be thorough and his insights thoughtful. English and theater departments will also find it useful. The writing is clear and accessible to specialists and the intelligent general reader alike. - Barbara Tischier, editor of Sights on the Sixties

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Bradford D. Martin earned his doctorate in American studies at Boston University and teaches at Bryant College in Rhode Island.

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