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We Are All Americans

The American Civil War Retold

Richard A. Radoccia
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Duration
3h 45m
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Findaway Voices

About

Join the journey into one of the most captivating and seminal events in all of American history.

The United States in 1865 was a dramatically different country from the one that went to the polls in 1860. It and the world were transformed by the Civil War-a political struggle between sections of the country for a Union without slavery or slavery without a Union.

We Are All Americans is the story of how the United States was transformed through the words of the three most central figures of the time-Jefferson Davis, Frederick Douglass, and Abraham Lincoln-and narrated by three reporters in a contemporary newsroom setting, who describe the events as they unfolded, in time-linear fashion.

It is often said the country entered the war as the United States, plural, and emerged a nation as the United States, singular. Let We Are All Americans take you back 150 years to experience this dramatic and profound transformation as it happened.

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Richard A. RadocciaAuthor
Troy HudsonReader