I wish I'd been there twenty historians bring to life dramatic events that changed America
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New York :
Doubleday,
c2006.
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| Edition: | 1st ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- A day in Cahokia, AD 1030 / Biloine W. Young
- The Salem witchcraft trials / Mary Beth Norton
- George Washington and the Newburgh conspiracy / Carol Berkin
- The McGillivray moment / Joseph J. Ellis
- Meriwether Lewis on the Divide / Carolyn Gilman
- The corrupt bargain / Robert V. Remini
- The Amistad trial / Paul C. Nagel
- James K. Polk and the 1844 election / Robert W. Johannsen
- Jenny Lind's American debut, 1850 / Philip B. Kunhardt III
- With John Brown at Harpers Ferry / Thomas Fleming
- The day Lincoln was shot / Jay Winik
- Chief Joseph surrenders / Mark Stevens
- La Follette speaks against the war, 1917 / Bernard Weisberger
- The road to Butgnéville, November 11, 1918 / Robert Cowley
- Trying John Scopes / Jonathan Rabb
- Lost-found nation : the last meeting between Elijah Muhammad and W.D. Fard / Kevin Baker
- The sick man in the White House / Geoffrey C. Ward
- JFK and RFK meet about Vietnam / Robert Dallek
- Memory, history, and the March on Washington / Clayborne Carson
- Lyndon Johnson confronts George Wallace / William E. Leuchtenburg.
