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5 produkter
Wickedest Man in New York
Faith, Sensationalism, and the Water Street Sham Revival of 1868
Häftad, 2026
789 kr
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How journalism, religious ambition, and urban life converged to shape one of nineteenth-century New York's most public moral dramas.In The Wickedest Man in New York, Robert E. Cray revisits one of the most arresting episodes in nineteenth-century Manhattan: the brief season when a Water Street …
Notable Bully
Colonel Billy Wilson, Masculinity, and the Pursuit of Violence in the Civil War Era
Inbunden, 2021
641 kr
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The definitive biography of a Civil War scoundrel and streetwise politico Largely forgotten by historians, Billy Wilson (1822-1874) was a giant in his time, a man well known throughout New York City, a man shaped by the city's immigrant culture, its harsh voting practices, and its efforts to …
Notable Bully
Colonel Billy Wilson, Masculinity, and the Pursuit of Violence in the Civil War Era
E-bok, 2021
647 kr
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The definitive biography of a Civil War scoundrel and streetwise politico Largely forgotten by historians, Billy Wilson (1822–1874) was a giant in his time, a man well known throughout New York City, a man shaped by the city’s immigrant culture, its harsh voting practices, and its efforts to …
Notable Bully
Colonel Billy Wilson, Masculinity, and the Pursuit of Violence in the Civil War Era
E-bok, 2021
661 kr
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The definitive biography of a Civil War scoundrel and streetwise politico Largely forgotten by historians, Billy Wilson (1822–1874) was a giant in his time, a man well known throughout New York City, a man shaped by the city’s immigrant culture, its harsh voting practices, and its efforts to …
Lovewell's Fight
War, Death, and Memory in Borderland New England
Häftad, 2014
367 kr
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In May 1725, during a three-year conflict between English colonists and the Eastern Abenaki Nation, a thirty-four-man expedition led by Captain John Lovewell set out to ambush their adversaries, acquire some scalp bounties, and hasten the end of the war. Instead, the Abenakis staged a surprise …
