Drift and Mastery by Walter Lippmann is a classic work of political and social commentary, originally published in 1914 and here presented in a 1961 edition by Prentice-Hall. This edition includes an introduction and notes by William E. Leuchtenburg, providing contemporary insights into Lippmann's analysis of societal change and the challenges of liberalism. The book explores themes such as muckraking, new incentives, property, labor movements, and social progress, making it a significant text for students and enthusiasts of history, politics, and American society.
This edition is part of the Classics in History series from Prentice-Hall and retains the original text with added scholarly commentary. It is a valuable addition to any collection of 20th-century political thought, offering deep understanding of the intellectual currents that shaped modern America. The cover features a striking black and white graphic design with patriotic symbolism, emphasizing the book's engagement with American political ideals.
