Nonfiction account about how two young people survived the Great Depression, World War II, religious, social, and marital conflict to become part of America’s Greatest Generation. This is a self-contained chapter from a three volume history series covering Western and American history.
Author: R.C. Hassler
Nonfiction account summarizing the Lancaster vs. York English Wars of the Roses (1455 - 1487) that began after England lost the Hundred Years War to France. Listen to how this struggle between cousins was painted as an attempt to reform government to better the lives of the commoners and deal with the embarrassment of the loss to France. The people’s complaints regarding abuse of power by the elites, differential rights based on socioeconomic class, government corruption, and stolen elections sounds very familiar today. This is a self-contained chapter (12) from a three volume history series covering Western and American history which provides the historical and social context for family genealogy.
Author: R.C. Hassler