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What ifs? of American history

eminent historians imagine what might have been
Pages
298
Published
2001
Language
English

Synopsis

This collection of essays explores pivotal moments in American history, imagining how events might have unfolded differently. Contributors like Caleb Carr consider a United States without a Revolution, while Robert Dallek speculates on the aftermath if JFK's assassination had been avoided. It's a fascinating look at the turning points that shaped the nation.