Description
In the summer of 1927, America stood at a precipice, a nation buzzing with newfound energy and grappling with seismic shifts. This vibrant year saw the skies conquered by Charles Lindbergh, the baseball fields electrified by Babe Ruth, and the underworld shadowed by Al Capone. Bill Bryson masterfully weaves together the threads of these iconic figures and countless others, painting a vivid portrait of a country on the cusp of modernity. Through his signature blend of wit and keen observation, Bryson explores the era's cultural triumphs, its burgeoning anxieties, and the unforgettable personalities that defined a pivotal moment in American history.
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paperback
Doubleday
Published Jan 1, 2013
509 pages
ISBN: 9780767919401
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First Published
2013
Language
eng
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