The evolution of the American dream.(OPINION) The Christian Science Monitor (9/29/2008)
...dream? Very nearly so. It was James Truslow Adams, a Pulitzer Prize-winning historian...The American Epic," Mr. Adams not only described the phenomenon...such a situation has evolved. Adams's words, published in 1931...

RARE BOOK LIBRARY OPENS UP TO PUBLIC The Boston Globe (10/22/1987)
...Those members have included 12 US presidents, from John Adams to Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Member William Howard...Morison are among her predecessors. Morison, along with James Truslow Adams and Bruce Catton, are among 45 winners of Pulitzer...

School confers 688 degrees\ Post-Tribune (IN) (5/21/2007)
...jobs wearing suits, but I won't." Calling to mind James Truslow Adams, Jischke talked at length about the American Dream, which Adams coined in 1931 during the Great Depression. As the...

We all know why people come ... The Washington Post (1/26/2003)
...appears to have originated with the American historian James Truslow Adams, who invoked it repeatedly in his 1931 volume The Epic...the national consciousness. But as to its meaning, Adams offered only the vaguest of definitions, describing...

THE AMERICAN DREAM COME TRUE GIVES HOPE TO ALL.(Features) Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Seattle, WA) (1/10/2009)
...of the term "American dream" as coined by historian James Truslow Adams: "...a dream of social order in which each man...fortuitous circumstances of birth or position." What Adams saw then, and what's still true now, is that the...

DIGGING UP HISTORY HARDING NEW SUBJECT OF AUTOPSY DEBATE.(Main) Albany Times Union (Albany, NY) (7/14/1991)
...noted that Pulitzer Prize winning American historian James Truslow Adams wrote in "The March of Democracy" that "without accepting...factors, including the type and amount of poison. James David Barber, a political science professor at Duke...

How the fur trade helped shape America The Boston Globe (7/25/2010)
...did not know a lot about the fur trade. What got me interested was reading "The Founding of New England," by James Truslow Adams, who wrote that "the bible and the beaver were the two mainstays" of the Plymouth Colony. That got me thinking...

The shrinking pie.(Editorials)(The working class is feeling squeezed this Labor Day)(Editorial) The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) (9/1/2008)
...be recognized by others for what they are, regardless of the fortuitous circumstances of birth or position." - James Truslow Adams,?"The Epic of America," 1931 Economists crunch the numbers and report that the U.S. economy has expanded...

American dream still burns bright for many - but results vary.(USA) The Christian Science Monitor (7/3/2007)
...dream's health. The phrase "American dream" is relatively recent. It was popularized in the 1930s by historian James Truslow Adams, who in his day was a widely read author on the major themes and figures of the nation, similar to, say, David...