No One Was Killed: The Democratic National Convention, August 1968
by John Schultz
John Schultz examines the Democratic National Convention of August 1968 in this focused work of political history. Framed around a striking title, the book directs attention to one of the most notable conventions in the American political record and invites readers to consider its historical significance.
About This Book
No One Was Killed examines the Democratic National Convention held in August 1968.
John Schultz focuses on a pivotal event in American political history, presenting the convention as the subject of careful historical attention.
This book offers readers an opportunity to explore the convention and its place in the political record of the United States.
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