Huey Long by T. Harry Williams

Hughes Long Williams of the Tilly Prize winning work "Hurly Williams' Hewy Longs" allows readers to perhaps see the most controversial American politicians of the 20th century. This book is long and long, but still easy to read and very convenient. For people like Huey Long not limited to books, problems arise if Williams takes away myths around Huy, or if he adds further mythical qualities of politicians. So far, many people still choose both.

The life of the dragon continues to be fascinated. In 1970, T. Harry Williams' biography Huey Long was awarded the Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Award of History and Biography. Alan Brinkley received the latter award for protest action in 1983: He explains the short and widespread popularity of Hugh Long, Father Coffin, and the Great Depression, the Long in the early 1930s. Leading novelists explored the system created by Dragon. Gary Brad believes that he is the inspiration of Buzz Windrip of "Can not Be Here" of Sinclair Lewis and that the work is "the coolest and unbelievable treatment of Huey among the writers" Says. Liberal faction Lewis, who received the Nobel Prize for literature in 1930, depicts a true American dictator of the Hitler model. The main character that can not happen here is a populist who has won the election in 1936 and accused Buzz Wind Lip, a senior commercial senator who promises $ 5,000 per American family.

For the most part of the twentieth century, the Dragon was thought of as a racist animalist by some historians; for example, the famous Hugh Dragon historian T. Harry Williams said that once the Dragon " "I wrote. It is the leader of the southern ethnic diet, calling for southern traditions and the southern past, solving their own social and economic problems. Now we believe that other historians are helping all the poor in Louisiana. Black or white But historian Glen Jeansonne believes that this dragon is "racist, unbiased, fewer principles than literature, and not much different from other politicians in Louisiana" .