Showing posts with label victimhood. Show all posts
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Tuesday, January 28, 2020

Confederates in the Attic - Tony Horowitz

This was a pleasant surprise.  My BIL suggested it when I'd visited in November and I picked it up on a book shopping day.  The author is a journalist, Jewish and raised in the North.  He was always fascinated with the Civil War and decides to retrace the path of the war through the South.  On the journey, he discovers the persistence of the sympathies for the Confederacy and the perspective of the losing side and its impact even today, over 150 years later.  A great read with insight into today's political atmosphere.

Published: 1998   Read: January 2020  Genre: Non-fiction