The Cumberland Road (eBook, ePUB) - Hulbert, Archer Butler
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Archer Butler Hulbert's 'The Cumberland Road' is an enlightening exploration of the historical significance of the first major improved highway in the United States. Hulbert expertly combines detailed research with engaging storytelling to shed light on the challenges and triumphs faced during the construction and development of this crucial transportation route. Through meticulous documentation and vivid descriptions, Hulbert brings to life the hardships endured by early American settlers and the impact of the Cumberland Road on the westward expansion of the nation. This book stands out for…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Archer Butler Hulbert's 'The Cumberland Road' is an enlightening exploration of the historical significance of the first major improved highway in the United States. Hulbert expertly combines detailed research with engaging storytelling to shed light on the challenges and triumphs faced during the construction and development of this crucial transportation route. Through meticulous documentation and vivid descriptions, Hulbert brings to life the hardships endured by early American settlers and the impact of the Cumberland Road on the westward expansion of the nation. This book stands out for its informative narrative style and in-depth analysis of the cultural and economic implications of this important infrastructure project in the early 19th century. Readers will gain a deep understanding of the role the Cumberland Road played in shaping American history and the daily lives of its citizens. As a respected historian and prolific writer, Hulbert's passion for preserving and sharing the stories of America's past shines through in this compelling work.
Autorenporträt
Archer Butler Hulbert (1873–1933) was an eminent American historian and author, notably recognized for his invaluable contributions to the study of historic trails, roads, and migrations in America. Born on January 26, 1873, Hulbert's scholarly endeavors focused primarily on the development of transportation networks in the United States and their profound impact on the nation's growth and expansion. His narratives are characterized by meticulous research and vivid portrayal of historical events, bringing to life the complex tapestry of American progress. Hulbert's influential work, 'The Cumberland Road,' delves into the history of one of America's first major federally funded highways, conceptualizing its significance in facilitating Western settlement and commerce. His literary style is often described as both engaging and educative, as Hulbert had a unique talent for weaving historical facts into compelling storytelling. Through his extensive writings, he elevated the prominence of cultural routes in American history, emphasizing their pivotal role in the economic and social evolution of the country. Hulbert's contributions extend beyond his written work, as he was also a dedicated educator and held positions at Marietta College and Colorado College. His legacy is preserved through the numerous texts he authored, serving as vital resources for historians, scholars, and enthusiasts of American history.