The American People Creating a Nation and a Society
di Gary B. Nash
1991 · 678 pagine · HarperCollins · ISBN 9780065002638
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Our past is changing. In all branches of American history, scholars and writers are going back to find the people missing from our history texts...the minorities, the women, the labourers, the not-so-famous creators of America. The history emerging from this intellectual energy is, like the nation itself, vital and democratic.
Generi: Storia
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