Discover American history from the ground up with Howard Zinn’s revolutionary classic, A People's History of the United States. Unlike traditional narratives told from the perspective of political elites, this bold and powerful work gives voice to the everyday people who shaped the nation—laborers, women, immigrants, Native Americans, African Americans, and others whose stories are often left out of the mainstream history books. Zinn’s groundbreaking approach presents a compelling and unflinching account of the struggles for justice and equality in the U.S., from the colonization period to the modern era. With clear and passionate prose, he redefines what it means to study history, offering readers an honest, unvarnished look at the forces that shaped America’s political, social, and economic systems. This premium leather bound edition makes an elegant and durable collector’s piece—perfect for readers, educators, and history enthusiasts seeking a fresh, critical perspective on the past. Add it to your library to honor the untold stories of America’s people.