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Eloquent War: Personal and Public Writings from the Civil War

Name: Eloquent War: Personal and Public Writings from the Civil War
Brand: John Wiley & Sons Canada Ltd
SKU: 05012456
Price: 40.89 EUR
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Author: Bodden
ISBN: 9781881089315

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Codice Libristo: 05012456

Casa editrice John Wiley & Sons Canada Ltd, ottobre 2006

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The Civil War confronted all Americans with the weightiest moral and political issues since the American Revolution. In diaries and journals they argued and agonized with themselves; in sermons and speeches, in poems and love letters, they revealed to one another their own interior war. As they sought with words to hold their experiences steady for a moment, they sometimes achieved the eloquence that may evoke extraordinary times. The 59 selections in this volume, written between 1860 and 1865, include such well-known writers as Frederick Douglass, Lincoln, Melville, and Whitman, as well as the lesser-known, whose experience of war is immediate, unfiltered by memory. It is a picture of America, a literature that crosses all social borders, an integrated portrait of the Civil War as a national experience.