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Hundreds of old photos illustrate this history of Nebraska's capital city. McKee recounts Lincoln's past from the tiny village of 30 with "no water power, mines, fuel, no other so-called natural advantages" to the late-20th-century city of nearly 200,000. Facts and formalities are punctuated with how-it-happened anecdotes in this lively history.
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Eric Hubbard
reviewed Lincoln: The Prairie Capital on April 06, 2016 Lincoln
I tried to read this book a few years ago. I couldn't do it at the time. I must have been not in the mood or it didn't catch my interest. So I decided to try again. I've read several of Cronkite's other books and enjoyed them. I grew up listening to Cronkite on the nightly news with my family. His voice is very soothing and his stories take you right where he's talking about. The same can be said for his books. I felt like I was in the boat with him on his travels around our coast line. A few of the places he talked about, I have visited, but most I haven't, so this was a good book to read. You like to read about the travels of other people this a good book to read.
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