The Tragic Era: The Revolution After Lincoln by Claude G. Bowers | 1929 FIRST EDITION | Antique History Book | American Reconstruction Upcycled Pillows but still enough of a

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This lacquered trinket bowl glows with glimmering gold and splashes of red on a rich black background

• Inscribed in pencil on the inside back page

Full-Color Illustrations by Harrison Cady

• Measures 9

The Tragic Era: The Revolution After Lincoln by Claude G. Bowers | 1929 FIRST EDITION | Antique History Book | American Reconstruction Upcycled Pillows but still enough of aA 1929 FIRST EDITION of The Tragic Era: The Revolution After Lincoln by Claude G. Bowers, a history of the American Reconstruction following the Civil War and the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. As the Preface begins "If Hilaire Belloe is right in his opinion that "readable history is melodrama," the true story of the twelve tragic years that followed the death of Lincoln should be entertaining. They were years of revolutionary turmoil, with the