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The Small and Mighty - 8 American Figures Who Created Movements that Changed the US History - cover

The Small and Mighty - 8 American Figures Who Created Movements that Changed the US History

korsh john

Editorial: John Korsh

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Sinopsis

The land of opportunity, the American Dream not only exists in print but also becomes a reality. There are some individuals in such a place that stand out more than others. Instead of merely talking about change, they go ahead and make it happen.They’re not afraid to roll up their sleeves and, when necessary, go out on a limb. As a result, various figures have affected our nation in ways that cannot be overlooked.
Disponible desde: 12/11/2024.

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