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Praise for Unsolved Mysteries of American History
"The facts are presented clearly and concisely, and the answers have been thoroughly researched using the most up-to-date sources."
-Newark Star Ledger
"Everything that would make a great detective story. It has intellectual twists and turns, alleyways and dead ends; it has politics, espionage, intrigue, murder, cowardice, greed, courage, battles, liars, and frauds."
- New Strait Times
"Stimulating and pleasurable, fair and objective . . . recommended for both the history buff and the fan of true-life mysteries."
-Kirkus Reviews
Praise for Unsolved Mysteries of History
"Draws intelligently and entertainingly on respected-and disputed-primary volumes. . . . Reading a chapter aloud to a group would almost guarantee a lively evening."
-Baltimore Sun
"Unerring good sense and . . . well-paced prose."
-Petersburg Monitor
"Solid speculation . . . full of clever advice."
-Associated Press
"Aron's latest offering proves again that history can be fun and as strange, at least, as fiction."
-Booklist
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Did St. Brendan the Navigator discover America, centuries before Columbus? Was Aaron Burr a traitor? Who was Watergate’s Deep Throat? In this encore to Unsolved Mysteries of American History, Paul Aron offers crisp, clear-eyed analyses of still more puzzles that perplex American historians. Drawing on the latest research, he marshals the evidence on thirty enduring historical riddles, including:
For each mystery, Aron lays out the facts, deftly summarizing competing theories, and judiciously weighing the evidence. Complete with extensive suggestions for further reading, his book is a fun way to explore some of America’s most intriguing historical conundrums–and a fascinating read from first page to last.
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