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Forget Jimmy Carter, LBJ’s Great Society, or the new New Deal. The new Administration is embarking on something far more radical and transformative: a full-scale Europeanization of American exceptionalism. In the eagerly anticipated After America, New York Times best-selling author Mark Steyn... read more
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- Latin America
- United States
- Europe
- Britain
- Islam
- China
- Washington
- Canada
- New York
- Iran
- California
- Greece
- London
- Germany
- France
- Israel
- England
- Sudan
- Mexico
- Australia
- Sweden
- Africa
- Russia
- Italy
- India
- United Kingdom
- Somalia
- Beijing
- Massachusetts
- Japan
- Detroit
- Egypt
- North Korea
- Arizona
- Iraq
- Ground Zero
- Middle East
- Afghanistan
- Pakistan
- Spain
- White House
- Turkey
- Teheran
- Saudi Arabia
- Hollywood
- Athens
- Pacific
- America Alone
- Princeton
First Sentence edit
Previously on Apocalypse Soon.....
Table of Contents edit
Prologue: The Stupidy of Broke
Chapter One: The New Rome - The Decaying City
Chapter Two: Undreaming America - Serfing USA
Chapter Three: The New Athens - The Drowning City
Chapter Four: Decline - American Idyll
Chapter Five: The New Britannia - The Depraved City
Chapter Six: Fall - Beyond the Green Zone
Chapter Seven: The New Jerusalem - The City Besieged
Chapter Eight: After - A Letter from the Post-American World
Chapter Epilogue: The Hope of Audacity
Authors & Contributors edit
- Mark Steyn (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 320
Subjects edit
- Books › Nonfiction › Politics › International › Relations
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