Prohibition 1920-1933 - Bootleggers And Rumrunners

A.J. A.J.Kingston

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Uncover the captivating stories of a defining era in American history with our compelling book bundle, "Prohibition 1920-1933: Bootleggers and Rumrunners." Immerse yourself in the enthralling narratives of the Prohibition era, where the ban on alcohol ignited a cultural revolution of speakeasies, jazz, and underground intrigue. Dive into the rich accounts of four thought-provoking books that shed light on the Roaring Twenties and the events leading to the repeal of the 18th Amendment.
Inside this meticulously curated bundle, you'll discover four engrossing books:
Book 1 - "Dawn Of The Dry Age: America's Path To Prohibition, 1900-1920" delves into the origins of the temperance movement and its transformation into a formidable force pushing for a nationwide alcohol ban. Witness the fervent moral crusade that culminated in the passage of the 18th Amendment, forever shaping American history.
Book 2 - "Speakeasies And Jazz: Roaring Twenties Under Prohibition, 1920-1929" transports you to the enchanting world of the Jazz Age. Immerse yourself in the allure of secret speakeasies, flappers, and jazz legends who defined the cultural revolution of the Prohibition era.
Book 3 - "The Great Depression And The Last Drops: Prohibition's End, 1929-1933" unravels the tumultuous final years of Prohibition. As the Great Depression gripped the nation, calls for the repeal of the 18th Amendment grew louder. Experience the pivotal events that led to the historic ratification of the 21st Amendment, bringing an end to the Prohibition era.
Book 4 - "Temperance And Women's Suffrage: A Tale Of Two Movements" explores the fascinating intersection of the temperance and suffrage movements. Meet the remarkable women who spearheaded both causes and understand how their collective efforts shaped Prohibition and propelled the fight for women's empowerment and social progress.
This extraordinary book bundle promises a spellbinding journey through the Prohibition era, filled with captivating narratives, legendary figures, and the unforgettable spirit of an era that forever impacted American culture and society.
Whether you're a history enthusiast or simply curious about this transformative chapter in American history, "Prohibition 1920-1933: Bootleggers and Rumrunners" is a must-have addition to your reading collection. Dive into the enticing stories, iconic personalities, and the enduring legacy of an era that shaped the course of American history. Order your bundle today and embark on an unforgettable journey back in time!

Disponível desde: 22/07/2023.

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