Jumat, 28 Juli 2017

CWT Book Review: Freedom’s Cap

Freedom’s Cap: The United States Capitol and the Coming of the Civil War Guy Gugliotta; Hill and Wang This fresh angle on the Civil War by award-winning journalist Guy Gugliotta provides a bounty of research insights, as his engaging prose and eye for detail combine to introduce us to a rich cast of characters and …

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