Books by Martin W. Sandler
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review 1: Racism, hatred, and discrimination. Three very important and controversial topics were dissected in this book. They were dissected for Japanese Americans during WW2. After Pearl Harbor, many people were afraid of Japanese Americans. Due to the fear, the "Japs" were placed into in...
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review 1: This is an interesting chronicle of a daring and determined Arctic rescue during the early days of Alaskan exploration. A whole fleet of whale boats are sealed in by heavy ice and inbound winds, and they will be trapped on the northern coast of Alaska for the whole winter. A vess...
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review 1: This book is amazing only if you are the type of person that loves and craves survival because this is the ultimate survival book come true while I was just starting this book I instantly felt like I was apart of the book, almost like I was exactly inside the ultimate survival. I...
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review 1: The "Firsts" we think we know may not be the actual "first". Some of the stories I knew about, but in others I found myself repeatedly saying "No kidding!" "Gil Eanes: Conquering the Point of No Return" is about the first man to sail past what was considered at the time (1434) th...
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review 1: An excellent photo essay about the Dust Bowl from American history professor Martin Sandler. This makes a really good companion piece for readers of The Grapes of Wrath or The Worst Hard Time. It includes a concise, well-written history of agricultural life in the Midwest from th...