The Historian: Six Fantasies of the American Experience, Eugene K. Garber (9780810150188) — Readings Books

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The Historian: Six Fantasies of the American Experience
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The Historian: Six Fantasies of the American Experience

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Winner of the William Goyen Prize for Fiction Eugene Garber’s masterpiece of the imagination takes readers on a rich fictional odyssey that is a meditation on the American character and experience. Moving back and forth in time, populated by memorable characters that include Henry Adams, Isadora Duncan, and Lincoln Steffans, the story follows the historian’s quest to find the American woman, whose vitality has been all but written out of history by puritan consciousness.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Northwestern University Press
Country
United States
Date
22 November 1995
Pages
236
ISBN
9780810150188

Winner of the William Goyen Prize for Fiction Eugene Garber’s masterpiece of the imagination takes readers on a rich fictional odyssey that is a meditation on the American character and experience. Moving back and forth in time, populated by memorable characters that include Henry Adams, Isadora Duncan, and Lincoln Steffans, the story follows the historian’s quest to find the American woman, whose vitality has been all but written out of history by puritan consciousness.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Northwestern University Press
Country
United States
Date
22 November 1995
Pages
236
ISBN
9780810150188