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The diary of a nation

the war and how we got into it
Pages
407
Published
1917
Language
English

Synopsis

This book offers a unique perspective on American politics and society during the tumultuous years of World War I, from 1913 to 1921. It presents a detailed account of the nation's experiences and sentiments through a diary format, reflecting on the significant events and shifts of the era. The author provides insights into the political landscape and public mood as the United States navigated a global conflict.

About the author

M
Martin, Edward Sandford

Edward Sandford Martin, editor of The Oxford Book of American Essays, has a keen eye for thoughtful writing. He's a good guide for anyone looking to explore classic American essays.