Finley Peter Dunne: 1900-1926: The Forgotten Works of Finley Peter Dunne, America's Greatest Political and Social Humorist

Finley Peter Dunne's collection of vivid writings offers a unique glimpse into the early 1900s, exploring hotly debated topics such as social and political changes, professional and amateur sports, financial crises, and presidential elections.

Through his creation of fictional barkeep Mr.

Dooley, Dunne used wit, humor, and a sidelong glance at human frailty to engage readers ranging from ordinary working people to members of presidential cabinets.

This collection provides context and commentary by Jan R.

Van Meter, introducing readers to the unique time in Finley Peter Dunne's life.

With an emphasis on Dooley's pieces, this book offers a valuable model of truth through humor that has been copied ever since.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to experience the genius of Finley Peter Dunne and gain insight into the societal upheaval and aftermath of the early 1900s.