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SUMMARY:History Book Club
LOCATION:Wilbraham Public Library\nWilbraham Public Library
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DESCRIPTION:Monthly meeting on the fourth Monday of the month. Books are a
 vailable to pick up at the Service Desk\; newcomers are always welcome..\n
 https://wilbraham.libnet.info/event/12312222
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><strong><img src="https://wilbraham.cwmars
 .org/bookcover.php?id=8cc0b257-ecb0-ceff-ecef-840f7a5b94ca-eng&amp\;size=m
 edium&amp\;type=grouped_work&amp\;category=Audio%20Books" alt="Book cover 
 with image of water and a building in the background on fire with small ro
 ckets flying towards it. Title and author names are above and below this i
 n white print." width="132" height="200" /></strong></p>\n<p><strong>The d
 emon of unrest: a saga of hubris\, heartbreak\, and heroism at the dawn of
  the Civil War&nbsp\;</strong>by Erik Larson</p>\n<p>On November 6\, 1860\
 , Abraham Lincoln became the fluky victor in a tight race for president. T
 he country was bitterly at odds\; Southern extremists were moving ever clo
 ser to destroying the Union\, with one state after another seceding and Li
 ncoln powerless to stop them. Slavery fueled the conflict\, but somehow th
 e passions of North and South came to focus on a lonely federal fortress i
 n Charleston Harbor: Fort Sumter.</p>\n<p>Master storyteller Erik Larson o
 ffers a gripping account of the chaotic months between Lincoln&rsquo\;s el
 ection and the Confederacy&rsquo\;s shelling of Sumter&mdash\;a period mar
 ked by tragic errors and miscommunications\, enflamed egos and craven ambi
 tions\, personal tragedies and betrayals. Lincoln himself wrote that the t
 rials of these five months were &ldquo\;so great that\, could I have antic
 ipated them\, I would not have believed it possible to survive them.&rdquo
 \;</p>\n<p>The History Book Club is self-run by the members. Copies of the
  book are available at the Service Desk.</p>\n<p></p>\nhttps://wilbraham.l
 ibnet.info/event/12312222
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