Kutler, Stanley. Looking for America : the people's history. V. 2. Since 1865. — 2nd ed. — New York : W. W. Norton & Company, 1979. — 528 p. : Ill. — Библиогр. в подстроч. примеч. — ISBN 0-393-95013-1. — ISBN 0-393-95013-1.

In two volumes this work provides a wealth of primary source material on all aspects of the American experience, lived by ordinary people, seen though their eyes, and offered here in their own words. For it is as much the common people as it is their leaders who make history. Without understanding their fears, frustrations, struggles, and joys, history is nothing but a dry cavalcade of facts, punctuated with a few wars, a lot of elections, and too many recessions. But here we have accounts from the people who fought the wars and those who stayed at home, the people who suffered the consequences of the recessions. And much more. Looking for America is truly a people's history – an indispensable aspect of all American history courses. This new edition builds upon the success of the first by adding many enlightening, sometimes poignant, documents and illustrations. Section headings: The Colonial Period: New People in a New World; The American Revolution and the New Nation; A Nation on the Move, 1790-1854; The Economy and Social Organizations, 1812-1854; Slavery, Racism, and Abolitionism; Conflict and Division, 1854-1865; After the War: The Freed Slaves and Reconstruction.

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