Long before Americans were imbued with the sense of a national
past, local antiquarians and amateur historians wrote about the
people, places, and happenings that were closest to their hearts,
creating in the process a historical record of incalculable value.
This gold mine of information and commentary is often overlooked by
today's scholars. Russo's book puts us in touch with the historical
consciousness of the American people and the once-paramount concern
for the particular, the concrete, and the familiar.
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