Book · 2017 · World War, 1914-1918
World War I and America
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So um that book has transitioned very seamlessly for me into a collection that was published earlier this year to coincide with the Centennial of America's entry into World War Iit's a collection published by the library of America called World War I and America told by the Americans who lived it.
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World War I and America edited by A. Scott Berg is a comprehensive anthology published by the Library of America that brings together letters, diaries, essays, and memoirs to document the harrowing experiences of Americans during the First World War. On The Book Review podcast episode titled Al Franken on Life in the Senate, released on July 18, 2024, Greg Cowles discussed this historical collection. Cowles shared that the book transitioned very seamlessly into his reading routine, noting it was published earlier that year to coincide with the centennial of America's entry into World War I. He emphasized that the volume features the voices of the actual Americans who lived through the conflict, offering a firsthand look at the era. Cowles's reflection highlighted the enduring value of primary source documents in keeping historical memory alive. By presenting the thoughts and fears of ordinary individuals caught up in global turmoil, the collection provides a deeply human perspective on a defining moment in modern history, making it a vital resource for history enthusiasts and casual readers alike.
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Greg Cowles so um that book has transitioned very seamlessly for me into a collection that was published earlier this y… 1
“so um that book has transitioned very seamlessly for me into a collection that was published earlier this year to coincide with the Centennial of America's entry into World War Iit's a collection published by the library of America called World War I and America told by the Americans who lived it”