What did the baby boomers ever do for us?: why the children of the sixties lived the dream and failed the future
by Beckett, Francis 1945-.
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BookPublisher: Biteback 2010ISBN: 9781849540261; 1849540268.Classification number: 306.0941 BECSubject(s): Baby boom generation -- Great BritainSubject: The baby boomers saw themselves as pioneers of a new world - freer, fresher, fairer and infinitely more fun. But they were wrong. The world they made for their children to live in is a far harsher one than the world they inherited. The author argues that the children of the '60s betrayed the generations that came before and after.
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Includes bibliographical references and index
The baby boomers saw themselves as pioneers of a new world - freer, fresher, fairer and infinitely more fun. But they were wrong. The world they made for their children to live in is a far harsher one than the world they inherited. The author argues that the children of the '60s betrayed the generations that came before and after.
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