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William Cooper's Town
William Cooper's Town: Power and Persuasion on the Frontier of the Early American Republic | Alan Taylor
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A dual history and biography profiles William Cooper, a shrewd land developer, presiding judge, and U.S. Congressman, against the backdrop of post-Revolutionary War America, and explains how his life reflected the nation.
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#marchintoreading #recentnonfictionread I absolutely loved this book! It ostensibly covers the life of the founder of Cooperstown New York but what it really does is delve into life in posr revolutionary New York. A bonus for all Hamilton fans, both Hamilton and Burr make multiple appearances 😄⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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#riotgrams #bookishconfession Sometimes, when I don't have anything to use as a bookmark, I fold the corners of the page😓

britt_brooke 😱😱😱😂 7y
rubyslippersreads 🙀🙀🙀 7y
TK-421 I dog-ear pages that I like, but only with my own books 7y
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silentrequiem 😣😣 7y
Wife 😱 7y
Lidia I have to confess I do that all the time 😓 7y
Paula3 😦 7y
Laalaleighh I mark passages this way. If I don't underline them. 7y
TrishB No 😱😱😱 My sons b/f does(did!) that. The first time he stayed in our house I sneaked a bookmark into his book. It's 2 years on and he still uses the bookmark 😀 7y
Notafraidofwords I do it all the time! 7y
Sammidnightsun 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳 7y
Suet624 I do it on occasion but feel irrationally guilty. 7y
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