Horwit determined to find the answers to this conflict treks through the south seeking to explain maris longtime obsession with a war that divided the nation.
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Kentucky dying for dixie chapter 5 finds horwitz in the small kentucky county of guthrie home to both the famed writer robert penn warren and the racially motivated killing of michael westerman a white confederate sympathizer who was shot dead a by a group of african american young men.
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Confederates in the attic is a non fiction book written by pulitzer prize winning journalist tony horwitz.
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Horwitz explores his deep interest in the american civil war and investigates the ties in the united states among citizens to a war that ended more than 130 years previously.
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Diverse groups have immersed themselves in the literature and regalia of the war.
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Confederates in the attic summary horwitz s exploration of the lasting effects of the civil war are rooted in his childhood when he his father and his.
Confederates in the attic 1998 is a work of non fiction by pulitzer prize winning author tony horwitz.
Tony horwitz author of confederates in the attic performed a great deal of research and travel to write the book.
Tony horwitz author of confederates in the attic performed a great deal of research and travel to write the book.
The book is a mixture of ethnography the study of a specific group of people in a specific place and travel writing where horwitz attempts to dive deeply into his childhood fascination for the american civil war by traveling through the deep south visiting confederate battlefields museums and monuments and interviewing the locals that he comes into contact with about.
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In confederates in the attic author tony horwitz sets out to discover the commonality of our civil war lust.
The civil war looms large in the minds of americans.
He reports on attitudes on the civil war and how it is discussed and taught as well as attitudes about race.
Confederates in the attic by tony horwitz pantheon books new york 1998 27 50.