The Great Betrayal: How American Sovereignty and Social Justice Are Sacrificed to the Gods of the Global Economy

Abstract: The architects of NAFTA and GATT have sold out the middle class and turned their backs on the nation.

Keywords: book review, current_events, conspiracy, politics, international, NAFTA, GATT, United States, foreign economic relations conditions, free trade, working class.

Title: The Great Betrayal: How American Sovereignty and Social Justice Are Sacrificed to the Gods of the Global Economy Author: Patrick J. Buchanan Publisher: Little, Brown and Company Date Published: April 1998 ISBN: 0316115185 LOCN: HF1455.B83 1998 Dewey: 337.73 21 Pages: 376 Footnotes: 684 Figures: 25

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CONTENTS

Book One: A Tale of Two Nations

Chapter 1: The Two Americas

Chapter 2: Triumph of the Free Traders: A Forgotten Hero of Free Trade

Chapter 3: How Free Trade is Killing America

Chapter 4: Anatomy of a Murder

Chapter 5: Masters of the Universe: The New Transnational Elite

Book Two: Where and How We Lost the Way

Chapter 6: What Our Fathers Believed

Chapter 7: The Rise of American Nationalism: "Buy from Us -- Or Go Naked!"

Chapter 8: Jefferson to Jackson

Chapter 9: The Great Protectionist: "An Old Henry Clay Tariff Whig"

Chapter 10: Free Markets vs. Free Trade

Chapter 11: The Time of the Protectionists

Chapter 12: The Great Smoot-Hawley Myth

Book Three

Chapter 13: 1933-93

Chapter 14: Counterrevolution

Chapter 15: A New Nationalism

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"In this book, Pat Buchanan, the voice of populist conservatism, charges the architects of NAFTA and GATT with selling out the middle class and turning their backs on the nation."

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS DATA

Author:        Buchanan, Patrick J.
Title:         The great betrayal : how American sovereignty and
                  social justice are sacrificed to the gods of the global
                  economy / Patrick J. Buchanan.
Edition:       1st ed.
Published:     Boston : Little, Brown, c1998.
Description:   376 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
LC Call No.:   HF1455.B83 1998
Dewey No.:     337.73 21
ISBN:          0316115185
Notes:         Includes bibliographical references (p.
                  [329]-359) and index.
Subjects:      United States -- Foreign economic relations.
               Free trade.
               Working class -- United States.
               United States -- Economic conditions -- 1981-
Control No.:   97038818 

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