Huey Long autobiography

Answer 1

Huey Long was an advocate for social reform in the South. He was a politician who believed that all man should be treated equal. His word was law in the state of Louisiana. He was both a senator and governor for the state of Louisiana in the early 1930's.

Answer 2

Huey Long's autobiography is titled "Every Man a King: The Autobiography of Huey P. Long." It was published posthumously in 1933 and offers insights into Long's rise to power as a populist politician in Louisiana and his vision for wealth redistribution and social reforms during the Great Depression. Long was known for his controversial methods and strongman tactics as governor and senator.