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In his introduction, Jay Gitlin, a professor of history at Yale University, says more about Margaret Van Horn Dwight's wagon journey in 1810 from New Haven, Connecticut, to Warren, Ohio, where she would find a husband, bear thirteen children, and die in middle-age.
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Maruja Lawhun
reviewed A Journey to Ohio In 1810 on March 31, 2020
A Journey to Ohio In 1810
A well written and very informative book on the 1871 Chicago Fire. I knew it was a dissertation before reading it, but.was so pleased to find it very readable, unlike my own, and engaging.
The book focuses on the social, economic and political effects of the fire waon the general population of the city. The author does a very good job of keeping own opinions out of the picture she paints. ?
There is so much that I learned about the events and I discovered that I was more upset by the nefarious shenanigans of people like lawyer Wirt Dexter,and others who did they damndest to keep monies that were allotted to the poor from ever helping those who were effected negatively by the fire. Good book I'd recommend it to many.
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