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Media Scandals (review)

eventually led to his downfall. Like many movement leaders, Coughlin took his ideas to their illogical end and thus faded from view. Carpenter has written an excellent book on Coughlin. Like all of Carpenter's work, the book is well-researched and well-written, painting an intriguing picture of Coughlin as one of the major orators of the 1920s and 1930s. Carpenter carefully describes Coughlin's use of the new medium of radio. He describes Coughlin's relationships with the two other masters of radio, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Huey Long, and speculates whether a person like Coughlin would be effective in the age of television and the internet.