The Long March: How the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s Changed America Audiobook

Quotes

• “Terrific…We haven’t had a radical analysis like this—ever.”

  — William F. Buckley Jr.

• Shuyun effectively dismantles the Maoist legends while remaining inspired by the marchers' courage.

  — Booklist Starred Review

• “How deeply rooted are our nation’s cultural problems? What is the legacy of the 1960s? Where are America’s culture wars going? Few people take these important questions more seriously than Roger Kimball. And few write about them with such clarity and eloquence.”

  — William J. Bennett, New York Times bestselling author and former Secretary of Education

• “Roger Kimball delivers a shrewd judgment…Its dissection of the ideas that coalesced into cultural revolution is superb.”

  — Wall Street Journal

• “Kimball’s diagnosis is so powerful, so rigorous and devastating, that one who reads and reflects on The Long March can hardly be immune to its extraordinarily powerful testimony.”

  — American Outlook

• “[Kimball] argues forcefully that the pernicious influence of the 1960s can still be felt…There’s a distinctly conservative crankiness to Kimball’s writing…yet this inclination can lead to fascinating, if arguable, insights about modern American culture.”

  — Amazon.com, editorial review

• “Mr. Kimball clears away the underbrush of false history and shows what actually happened.”

  — John Leo, writer and senior fellow, Manhattan Institute

• “Roger Kimball has produced a searching and comprehensive study that…shows the routinization of exciting ideals, and the power and impotence of ideas.”

  — Harvey C. Mansfield, William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of Government at Harvard University