In By Bomb’s Early Light, Paul Boyer examines how American culture, politics, and public opinion responded to the dawn of the atomic age. From Hiroshima to the Cold War, Boyer explores how the bomb shaped fear, faith, and national identity in the post-WWII era. A fascinating study of science, society, and the lasting psychological impact of nuclear weapons.
By The Bomb's Early Light PB
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