The Cumberland Road
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The Cumberland Road. Pioneering Paths: Unveiling the Legacy of Early American Infrastructure
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- Nombre de pages523
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-614031-1
- EAN4064066140311
- Date de parution20/12/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille1 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "The Cumberland Road, " Archer Butler Hulbert intricately chronicles the pioneering spirit of America through a detailed examination of the historic roadway that connected the East to the burgeoning West. Employing a blend of meticulous research and rich narrative style, Hulbert not only documents the construction and evolution of the Cumberland Road but also delves into the socio-political landscape of early 19th-century America.
With vivid descriptions and compelling anecdotes, the work reflects the broader themes of westward expansion and national identity, situating the Cumberland Road as a vital artery in the nation'Äôs quest for cohesion and progress. Hulbert, known for his deep interest in American history and infrastructure, drew from extensive archival research and first-hand accounts to illuminate the transformative impact of the Cumberland Road.
His scholarly approach is informed by a deep understanding of the interplay between transportation and economic development, reflecting his passion for documenting the narratives that shaped the nation's pathways. This book stems from his broader project to celebrate and preserve the stories of America's roads, emphasizing their role in shaping the human experience. For readers intrigued by American history, transportation, and the complexities of national growth, "The Cumberland Road" stands out as a vital contribution to the field.
Hulbert's engaging prose and thorough scholarship make this work not only informative but also a compelling read for anyone seeking to understand the intricate link between roads and the American spirit.
With vivid descriptions and compelling anecdotes, the work reflects the broader themes of westward expansion and national identity, situating the Cumberland Road as a vital artery in the nation'Äôs quest for cohesion and progress. Hulbert, known for his deep interest in American history and infrastructure, drew from extensive archival research and first-hand accounts to illuminate the transformative impact of the Cumberland Road.
His scholarly approach is informed by a deep understanding of the interplay between transportation and economic development, reflecting his passion for documenting the narratives that shaped the nation's pathways. This book stems from his broader project to celebrate and preserve the stories of America's roads, emphasizing their role in shaping the human experience. For readers intrigued by American history, transportation, and the complexities of national growth, "The Cumberland Road" stands out as a vital contribution to the field.
Hulbert's engaging prose and thorough scholarship make this work not only informative but also a compelling read for anyone seeking to understand the intricate link between roads and the American spirit.
In "The Cumberland Road, " Archer Butler Hulbert intricately chronicles the pioneering spirit of America through a detailed examination of the historic roadway that connected the East to the burgeoning West. Employing a blend of meticulous research and rich narrative style, Hulbert not only documents the construction and evolution of the Cumberland Road but also delves into the socio-political landscape of early 19th-century America.
With vivid descriptions and compelling anecdotes, the work reflects the broader themes of westward expansion and national identity, situating the Cumberland Road as a vital artery in the nation'Äôs quest for cohesion and progress. Hulbert, known for his deep interest in American history and infrastructure, drew from extensive archival research and first-hand accounts to illuminate the transformative impact of the Cumberland Road.
His scholarly approach is informed by a deep understanding of the interplay between transportation and economic development, reflecting his passion for documenting the narratives that shaped the nation's pathways. This book stems from his broader project to celebrate and preserve the stories of America's roads, emphasizing their role in shaping the human experience. For readers intrigued by American history, transportation, and the complexities of national growth, "The Cumberland Road" stands out as a vital contribution to the field.
Hulbert's engaging prose and thorough scholarship make this work not only informative but also a compelling read for anyone seeking to understand the intricate link between roads and the American spirit.
With vivid descriptions and compelling anecdotes, the work reflects the broader themes of westward expansion and national identity, situating the Cumberland Road as a vital artery in the nation'Äôs quest for cohesion and progress. Hulbert, known for his deep interest in American history and infrastructure, drew from extensive archival research and first-hand accounts to illuminate the transformative impact of the Cumberland Road.
His scholarly approach is informed by a deep understanding of the interplay between transportation and economic development, reflecting his passion for documenting the narratives that shaped the nation's pathways. This book stems from his broader project to celebrate and preserve the stories of America's roads, emphasizing their role in shaping the human experience. For readers intrigued by American history, transportation, and the complexities of national growth, "The Cumberland Road" stands out as a vital contribution to the field.
Hulbert's engaging prose and thorough scholarship make this work not only informative but also a compelling read for anyone seeking to understand the intricate link between roads and the American spirit.
