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Blowing in the Wind: Little Known Facts About Alexis De Tocqueville's Lesser Known Brother Hippolyte
by Ken Hinrichs
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The city also spawned the term Killer Hurricane. It became part our lexicon. New Orleans became a Coming Out Party for the country's first taste of the Industrial Revolution. It became a moment in time when the mindset of an entire population began to answer when confronted by a challenge, "We Will Solve the Problem!"
But it was also a time when America began asking itself, "How do we separate ourselves from the darker moments of our past?" It began to offer an answer when a drunkard and roustabout became a hero along with more than 200 others at an abandoned mission called the Alamo.
All of these events came to a head during a fateful few days in April 1865 as Lee met Grant, Lincoln and Armstrong met a man named Booth, and Hippolyte met . . . well, that's a story for the Andersonville and Cahaba Confederate POW camps.
The city also spawned the term Killer Hurricane. It became part our lexicon. New Orleans became a Coming Out Party for the country's first taste of the Industrial Revolution. It became a moment in time when the mindset of an entire population began to answer when confronted by a challenge, "We Will Solve the Problem!"
But it was also a time when America began asking itself, "How do we separate ourselves from the darker moments of our past?" It began to offer an answer when a drunkard and roustabout became a hero along with more than 200 others at an abandoned mission called the Alamo.
All of these events came to a head during a fateful few days in April 1865 as Lee met Grant, Lincoln and Armstrong met a man named Booth, and Hippolyte met . . . well, that's a story for the Andersonville and Cahaba Confederate POW camps.
Paperback
$16.99