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The Birth of America

The Birth of America
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Dan Lacy
John Lewis Stage
Szerkesztő
Jerry Mason
Moira Duggan
New York
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Kiadó: Grosset & Dunlap, Inc.
Kiadás helye: New York
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Kötés típusa: Vászon
Oldalszám: 256 oldal
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 31 cm x 24 cm
ISBN: 0-448-11545-X
Megjegyzés: Színes és fekete-fehér fotókkal illusztrálva.
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The Birth of America
result of an enterprising three-year effort by John 1 ,ew is Stage-to photograph the early life of a new land and its triumphant struggle to become a nation.
With persistence and devotion, he has found the American past, as it was and as it survives, beautiful and remarkable despite the passage of centuries, in the contemporary world.
Massachusetts beaches, w ashed by the Atlantic, appear as they did to Pilgrim eyes. The trace of Braddock's road winds westward through Pennsylvania wilderness. The cold iron snouts of cannon guard the battlements of Fort Ti. Spare and lovely churches proclaim the w elcome diversity of a dozen faiths. The pastoral houses of Virginia, the cobbled streets of Philadelphia and Boston, and the worn wooden cabins of the frontier seem only momentarily emptied of their landed gentry, venturesome merchants, yeoman farmers, and pioneers.
Wisps of black-pow der smoke hover over Lexington Green, drums beat at Bunker Hill, a campfire... Tovább

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The Birth of America
result of an enterprising three-year effort by John 1 ,ew is Stage-to photograph the early life of a new land and its triumphant struggle to become a nation.
With persistence and devotion, he has found the American past, as it was and as it survives, beautiful and remarkable despite the passage of centuries, in the contemporary world.
Massachusetts beaches, w ashed by the Atlantic, appear as they did to Pilgrim eyes. The trace of Braddock's road winds westward through Pennsylvania wilderness. The cold iron snouts of cannon guard the battlements of Fort Ti. Spare and lovely churches proclaim the w elcome diversity of a dozen faiths. The pastoral houses of Virginia, the cobbled streets of Philadelphia and Boston, and the worn wooden cabins of the frontier seem only momentarily emptied of their landed gentry, venturesome merchants, yeoman farmers, and pioneers.
Wisps of black-pow der smoke hover over Lexington Green, drums beat at Bunker Hill, a campfire flickers in the despairing icy night of Valley Forge.
Places and people of stirring times renew the memories of a nation's beginning, and offer a coherent vision of the sources of modern American life.
More than 300 photographs in color and black and white by John Lew is Stage.
lext by the distinguished historian Dan Lacy. Vissza

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