The War at Home

Perspectives on the Arkansas Experience during World War I

Mark K Christ editor

Format:Paperback

Publisher:University of Arkansas Press

Published:30th Apr '20

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The War at Home cover

This collection, emerging from recent seminars at the Old State House Museum, brings together some of the state’s leading historians to explore the perspectives of Arkansans during World War I. Collectively, these essays provide a thoughtful look into the many ways the Great War affected and continues to affect Arkansas.

This book is full of interesting essays on the impact of World War I on Arkansas. Editor Mark Christ has assembled a cadre of first-rate historians who address a whole range of topics - from the roles of black Arkansans, to the great flu epidemic, to the roles played by women in the Great War." - Tom Dillard, Arkansas history columnist and former president of the Arkansas Historical Association

ISBN: 9781682261262

Dimensions: unknown

Weight: 423g

216 pages