This volume of selected oral histories features the voices of
Americans who lived through some of the most critical events
shaping the nation's history since the Civil War. This
first-of-a-kind compilation allows students, scholars, and other
readers to explore the connections and disconnections between
individual stories and broader historical themes by understanding
how history plays out in individual lives. Comprised of oral
history interviews drawn from some of the country's major
collections, "Speaking History "presents a remarkable array of
diverse American voices. Included here are fascinating, often
moving accounts of everything from slavery to protest movements,
world wars to work and leisure, forming a detailed mosaic of
American life in the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
Supplemented with valuable historical context, this book
demonstrates how oral history interviews can bring the past to life
by linking individual experiences to larger historical
narratives.
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