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One-Night Stands with American History

Odd, Amusing, and Little-Known Incidents

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  • 285 stron
  • 10 godzin czytania

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- In 1921, a bankrupt H.L. Hunt won his first oil well in a game of five-card stud. - Women were in such short supply in Louisiana in 1721 that the government of France shipped twenty-five prostitutes to the colony. - U.S. Grant was arrested, while President, for speeding in his horse carriage. - Lord Cornbury, a governor of New York from 1702 to 1708, was a transvestite. - J. Edgar Hoover refused to allow people to walk on his shadow. These and other remarkable facts are recorded -- and documented -- in this fascinating treasure trove of little-known facts about American history. Based on exhaustive research, this irreverent collection will startle, amuse, entertain, and inform -- and every word is true.

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One-Night Stands with American History, Richard Shenkman, Kurt Reiger

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Rok wydania
1982
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Tytuł
One-Night Stands with American History
Podtytuł
Odd, Amusing, and Little-Known Incidents
Język
angielski
Wydawca
HarpPeren
Rok wydania
1982
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
285
ISBN10
0688013996
ISBN13
9780688013998
Seria
Ocena
3,7 z 5
Opis
- In 1921, a bankrupt H.L. Hunt won his first oil well in a game of five-card stud. - Women were in such short supply in Louisiana in 1721 that the government of France shipped twenty-five prostitutes to the colony. - U.S. Grant was arrested, while President, for speeding in his horse carriage. - Lord Cornbury, a governor of New York from 1702 to 1708, was a transvestite. - J. Edgar Hoover refused to allow people to walk on his shadow. These and other remarkable facts are recorded -- and documented -- in this fascinating treasure trove of little-known facts about American history. Based on exhaustive research, this irreverent collection will startle, amuse, entertain, and inform -- and every word is true.