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The American Story by Garet Garrett

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The American Story
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Publisher: Henry Regnery Company
ISBN/ASIN: B001517RZE
Number of pages: 413

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The American Story, from its beginning on the empty stage of a New World until now, is entirely improbable. Every attempt to account for it rationally leaves you with a feeling that something important, perhaps the most important thing of all, has been left out. Yet you cannot say what that was.

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