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Lost To Time Martin W Sandler

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Lost To Time Martin W Sandler
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Publisher: Union Square & Co.
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 7.31 MB
Author: Martin W. Sandler
ISBN: 9781402781520, 1402781520
Language: English
Year: 2010

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Lost To Time Martin W Sandler by Martin W. Sandler 9781402781520, 1402781520 instant download after payment.

"A splendid book, full of fascinating, well-told tales . . . a diverse and bafflingly overlooked collection of historical curiosities" (Booklist, starred review).
"The only thing new in the world," said Harry S. Truman, "is the history you don't know." In this fresh and fascinating collection of historical vignettes, National Book Award–winning author Martin W. Sandler restores to memory important events, people, and developments that have been lost to time. 
Though barely known today, these are major historical stories, from Ziryab, an eighth-century black slave whose influence on music, cuisine, fashion, and manners still reverberates, to Cahokia, a twelfth-century city north of the Rio Grande, which at its zenith contained a population estimated to have been as high as 40,000 (more than any contemporary European city), to the worst peacetime maritime disaster ever, the explosion and sinking of the Sultana on the Mississippi in 1865.
These tales...

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