Covers Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, D.C.
Henry Wiencek Boeken
Henry Wiencek is een vooraanstaand Amerikaans historicus en redacteur wiens werk zich heeft gericht op historisch significante architectuur, de Founding Fathers en diverse thema's met betrekking tot slavernij. Hij staat vooral bekend om zijn inzichtelijke onderzoeken naar George Washington en de instelling van de slavernij, waarbij hij de ingewikkelde verbanden blootlegt tussen historische figuren en de door hen gevormde maatschappelijke structuren. Wienceks schrijfstijl kenmerkt zich door nauwgezet onderzoek en een meeslepende verteltrant die de genuanceerde realiteiten van het verleden tot leven brengt.
This acclaimed work, recognized with the National Book Critics Circle Award, delves into profound themes and rich character development. It offers a unique perspective on contemporary issues, weaving together personal narratives and broader societal commentary. The author’s distinctive voice and storytelling style engage readers, inviting them to reflect on the complexities of human experience. With its compelling insights and emotional depth, the book stands out as a significant contribution to modern literature.
In the SMITHSONIAN GUIDES TO HISTORIC AMERICA series. Includes up-to-date site information, maps and colour illustrations of the region. The revised edition includes new sites and museums as well as being expanded to include other historic and cultural attractions.
The Moodys of Galveston and Their Mansion: Volume 13
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- 5 uur lezen
The book explores the history of the Moody family in Galveston, highlighting their renowned residence. It includes a foreword by Robert L. Moody Sr., who offers personal insights and context. Additionally, the narrative is enhanced by fifteen color photographs that showcase both the Moodys and their celebrated home, bringing their legacy to life visually.
A beautifully illustrated guide to museums and historical sites in Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts.
Die Herrscher von Japan
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- 7 uur lezen
