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It's the middle distance of the 1800s that I'm very much into reading now. It's contemporary enough that you can understand it, relates a history that we stil
by akira2501 2y ago
It's the middle distance of the 1800s that I'm very much into reading now. It's contemporary enough that you can understand it, relates a history that we still teach today, and provides a view into our country that's hard to achieve anywhere else.
Highly recommended recent reads:
Benjamin Franklin's Autobiography
Looters of the Public Domain, S.A.D. Puter.
The Boston Tea Party and Memoir of George R.T. Hewes.
- sevensor 2y agoAlso the novels of the era feel fresh in a way that can’t be reproduced on top of 150 years more novels. Not that there’s nothing new under the sun, but that the new things are harder to reach, both for the reader and for the writer.