Nomical History April

Nomical History April

Joel Thomas

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Nomical Books
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Historia de América
ISBN:
9781972041031
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The Titanic. The shot that started the Civil War. The assassination of Lincoln. April doesn’t do quiet.April is history’s most dramatic month -- where ships sink, wars begin, and leaders fall. Every single day holds a story that demands to be told.Nomical History: April brings you one gripping historical event per day, written with the narrative power of a novel and the insight of a historian. Each entry closes with reflections that make centuries-old events feel urgently relevant.Inside this history book, you’ll discover:The night the Titanic sank -- and the split-second decisions that doomed 1,500 soulsFort Sumter’s first shots and the April morning America went to war with itselfLincoln’s assassination at Ford’s Theatre -- the conspiracy that went far deeper than BoothHow April 15 became Tax Day (and why Americans almost revolted over it)The Oklahoma City bombing and the homegrown threat no one saw comingYuri Gagarin’s April orbit -- twelve minutes that won the Space RaceRated 4.8-5.0 stars with 160+ reviews across the series -- readers say 'I’m hooked' and 'better than any history textbook ever written.'Perfect for: history lovers, Titanic enthusiasts, Civil War readers, students, trivia fans, and anyone who wants a daily dose of history that reads like a page-turner.Part of the 12-book Nomical History series. April showers bring incredible stories -- collect all 12 months.

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