A Wind to Shake the World

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Pale olive cloth w/black lettering. Minor wear head and heel of spine, upper corners bumped. Text is clean, tight, white, no marks, ffep neatly cut out. Clipped DJ shelfworn head and heel, several small chips and tears protected in Brodart cover. "On September 21, 1938, a young man named Everett S. Allen began his first day as a reporter for the New Bedford Standard-Times. Before that day was over, he and hundreds of others, along the northeast ern coast had experienced the worst natural disaster in American history-a hurricane that, in terms of death, destruction, and injury, surpassed both the San Francisco earthquake and the Great Chicago fire. A Wind to Shake the World is the first comprehensive account of this disaster. ' (from the jacket blurb) Illustrated throughout w/photographs. N° de ref. del artículo 8304

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