Matthew Rothschild

Robert M. La Follette

Written in lucid, vigorous prose, La Follette's Autobiography is the famous Wisconsin senator's own account of his political life and philosophy. Both memoir and a history of the Progressive cause in the United States, it charts La Follette's formative years in politics, his attempts to abolish entrenched, ruthless state and corporate influences, and his embattled efforts to advance Progressive policies as Wisconsin governor and U.S. senator. With a new foreword by Matthew Rothschild, editor of The Progressive—the magazine that La Follette himself founded—the Autobiography remains a powerful reminder of the legacies of Progressivism and reform and the enduring voice of the man who fought for them.

A Personal Narrative of Political Experiences

La Follette’s Autobiography

A collection of sobering true accounts about everyday Americans whose civil liberties have been compromised by policies instituted after September 11 includes the stories of a woman who was fired after placing a Kerry/Edwards bumper sticker on her car, a teacher who was investigated after assigning an Iraq War essay, and a woman who was questioned after posting an anti-Bush sign in her yard. Original.

Matthew Rothschild

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