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Produktdetails
  • Verlag: Forgotten Books
  • Erscheinungstermin: 19. Oktober 2017
  • Englisch
  • ISBN-13: 9780243806256
  • Artikelnr.: 58956586
Autorenporträt
Sheffield Ingalls, a reputed historian and writer, is noted particularly for his detailed chronicling of Kansas history, with his significant contribution being 'History of Atchison County, Kansas.' Born in the late 19th century, Ingalls was deeply interested in the development of the American Midwest, dedicating his scholarly pursuits to exploring the intricacies of local histories and their contribution to the national narrative. In his notable work, Ingalls offers a comprehensive exploration of Atchison County, providing insights into its founding, the evolution of its communities, and the pivotal events that shaped its trajectory. This volume is not merely a historical account but also reflects Ingalls's literary craftsmanship, weaving together meticulous research with an engaging narrative style that brings the stories of Atchison County's pioneers to life. His portrayal of the county's social, economic, and political growth serves not only as a valuable resource for historians but also captivates the general reader with its rich anecdotal tapestry and cultural authenticity. Ingalls's commitment to historical accuracy and depth of knowledge positions him as a distinguished figure in the field of regional American history. His work resonates with those who seek to understand the complexity of local histories and their impact on America's diverse cultural heritage.