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 Hippy Hi Richard Crone |
 The Hip Pocket Book Ann C. Mathers |
 The Hippy's Handbook Ruth Bronsteen |
 The Hippies Jan Meadoff and Michael Rosenberg |
WHO ARE THESE hippies and what the hell do they want? It all happened so fastsuddenly young men were wearing long hair and growing beards, young women were dressing like peasants and wearing psychedelic colors, all of them seemed dirty, drugged, and disrespectful of their elders and society at large. They were dropping out of college, starting up rock bands, living in communes, and traveling to the far reaches of the planet. To many it was frightening, mystifying, and inexplicable. Luckily the publishing industry was ready to help explain the unexplainable, often with hilarious insights into a world they viewed from the outside. Shown are a number of books that purport to explain to a bewildered society just what was going on with this new phenomenon called the hippies. |
 The Great Hippie Hoax Joel Raleigh, ed. |
 The Flower People Henry Gross |
 The Hippie Papers Jerry Hopkins, ed. |
 The Hippies Burton H. Wolfe |
 Hippies in Our Midst Delbert L. Earisman |
 The Love Tribe Joseph Mathewson |
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